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You're a bot, and I am too: Internet conspiracy theory is 49.6% true
There’s something ‘off’ about the internet lately, and an old internet conspiracy theory might be able to explain it better than I ever could.
World Password Day, created by Intel, sees Google make the biggest waves in 2024
Google announced key security updates for World Password Day. Here's how you can use them to keep your accounts and data safe.
Bill Gates isn't the conductor driving the Microsoft AI train, but he did lay the tracks
Talk of Bill Gates never having left Microsoft is cheap, but the AI roadmap he left behind is proving to be invaluable.
ChatGPT remembers you and I'm not sure that's a good thing
ChatGPT looks set to build memories of its users, and it could be a privacy nightmare.
Windows 12 isn't Microsoft's only missing operating system
Windows 12 is a mirage on the horizon, but there's one version of Windows that fell completely off the radar.
5 AI tools for students: Use AI to help you study, summarize content, and edit papers
It's unethical to use AI to do your schoolwork for you (and it often doesn't produce the best results), but when used as a supplemental tool, AI tools for school are gamechangers.
How to switch devices on Google Meet: Seamlessly transfer from phone to laptop
Google just added a new built-in feature to Google Meet that lets you seamlessly transfer between your phone, laptop, or another device while on a call. Here's how to do it.
Where is Windows 12 and can we expect it in 2024?
Windows 12 has been long-rumored for 2024, so where is it? We catch up to the latest news on Microsoft's next milestone release.
