Twitter CEO claims shadow banning of 600,000 accounts was due to faulty 'filtering' algorithms
AI was nixing content based on the behavior of the banned accounts' followers
Tech Culture
Society is facing a technology revolution and it's manifesting in more ways than we can imagine.
Opinion: Tech content needs regulation
It's clear now that what needs to change is the definition of publishing
Esports is now considered too violent for the Olympics
Killing your opponent in any sport is apparently unsportsmanlike
QR Codes Explained
Created in 1994 by Toyota subsidiary 'Denso Wave' to quickly track vehicles and parts through the company's automotive manufacturing process, QR codes are used more commonly today for logging into websites or Wi-Fi networks, sharing contact information, making mobile payments or storing data for plane and train tickets on your phone.
Consumer spending on video gaming up 40 percent in the first half of 2018
Spending on video game hardware hit a seven-year high
Lego built a life-size, drivable Bugatti Chiron out of a million Technic pieces
More than 13,000 hours went into the development and construction process
Amazon Prime Shipping: Prime Changed My Buying Habits, But Is the Cost Worth It?
Amazon pioneered the idea of expedited shipping of online purchases with the launch of Amazon Prime in 2005. The buying club offered customers free two-day shipping on eligible purchases in exchange for a flat annual fee of $79. The program seemed unsustainable at first but over time, Amazon has proven its worth exponentially.
The last Blockbuster delivers what Netflix can't
Netflix is superior in nearly - but not every - way
The FTC is investigating the crowdfunding campaign for iBackPack
The project founder split with more than $800,000
Missouri rules that lab-grown meat is not meat
Violators face up to a $1,000 fine and a year behind bars
Amazon's second cashier-less 'Go' location launches in Seattle
Could cashier-free stores be the future of retail?
UK is looking to build its own version of GPS upon exit from European Union
Accurate positioning data from Galileo satellite network denied to Britain
Gunman kills two people at Madden tournament in Florida
The shooter was reportedly a competitor who became angry after losing
Can't Dance? This AI has you covered
This AI can create a video of you dancing like a pro
Muslim woman sues US border agency for making copies of her iPhone data
The handset was held by the CBP for 130 days
New facial recognition security system used in US airports identifies first imposter
Three days after it was launched at Washington Dulles International
Lyft to offer voters free or reduced price rides to polling stations on Election Day
Lyft is offering half priced or free rides for voters on Election Day
Screen addiction is as much a problem for parents as it is their children
Parents and teens struggle with screen addiction
Humanoid robot video that terrified the internet isn't real
It's just some very good CGI
Aston Martin is rebuilding James Bond's Goldfinger DB5
Revolving license plates included among other gadgets
This fast-growing watch company is offering 10% off any order
Watches are an essential piece of every man's wardrobe
Teen hacks Apple systems and makes off with 90GB of data
The theft went on for a year before being discovered