With warmer weather ahead, Google wants to make sure you don’t get too hot this year.

Kind of like us at an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant, AI is doing too much way too fast. 

The metaverse might be the next digital media frontier, but Disney has decided to stay put in its Magic Kingdom for now.

Like a used car salesman covered in flop sweat in an ill-fitting suit, Twitter is desperately trying to get you to buy what it’s selling.

Earth’s orbit is getting a bit more crowded, and that’s good news for Canada’s remote communities.

Next time you tune in to The Bear, The Cougar, The Falcon, the Squirrel, The Yeti, or whatever your local radio station is called, don’t be alarmed if the DJ sounds a little bit off.

Book publishers are trying to shut down the Napster of libraries.

TikTok is planning an influencer invasion of Washington as it tries to stave off stricter regulation, or even a ban, by US lawmakers.

Welcome to the future, where staying out of trouble depends on how well you can impress the government’s artificial intelligence (AI) tools. 

After Google unveiled some sweet AI Workspace features, Microsoft reasserted its pole position in the AI arms race with a product it claims will “transform work as we know it.”