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The new horror movie “AfrAId” shows that malicious AI is now the go-to villain for Hollywood and our nightmares.

Find new music without relying on Spotify or Apple Music algorithms.

These common tech goofs can annoy those around you. Here’s how to be kinder to your fellow travelers.

AI is a chance for companies to charge for products we’re in the habit of using for free.

An education expert says schools fail to ask essential questions about AI for children: Does it work? And is it better than other alternatives?

If you’re one of the many people who have treasured voicemails locked away on your phone, please: Take a few moments to save them elsewhere.

Social media account recovery is a pain after a hacking incident, but it’s not impossible.

Google just keeps highlighting scams when you’re looking for help from your bank, airline or other businesses — and people are being tricked out of money.

A bevy of apps are trying to help isolated remote workers and others find new offline friends.

The blacklisted Fortnite app is coming back (sort of) to phones, showing the complicated efforts to wrest app power from Apple and Google.

There are so. many. commercials for artificial intelligence.

The youngs who love flip phones and film cameras have a point about the downsides of brain-draining, complex gadgets.

Your Windows 10 PC won’t magically stop working, but it’s time to start thinking about your options.

Maybe you could choose a Google-quality search engine tailored to children or news. Or would Android, Google search and Chrome be split up?

For years, Apple’s popular smartwatch has emphasized the importance of being active. Now, new software will give you the chance to slow down.

Finally, a use for artificial intelligence that doesn’t stink.

Vice-presidential candidate JD Vance’s old blog is still online. There’s a learning moment for all of us here.

“If browser privacy were a sport at the Olympics, Apple isn’t getting on the medal stand,” one expert said.