Tech companies are making their phones and computers a lil’ bit easier to fix, but consumer advocates want lawmakers to push them further.

While most of the tech industry saw quarterly earnings reports that ranged from “disappointing” to “AHHH!!!”, Uber is looking at its latest numbers with a big, toothy grin.

Leafs vs. Habs. Pepsi vs. Coke. Dudes who wear shorts year-round vs. Canadian winters. Then, there’s Google vs. Microsoft. And a new front has opened up in their ongoing war. 

Did you ever play I spy when you were a kid? Well, now some bosses are playing it! Their go-to prompt: “I spy with my little eye… someone who is… slacking.”

ChatGPT doesn’t want to write a poem about Donald Trump, and its makers don’t know why.

What do the most recent slate of Big Tech earnings reports and the 2022-23 Toronto Raptors have in common? 

They’re both very underwhelming. 

Social media giants are adapting to a world where ad money is hard to come by. 

Now that artificial intelligence (AI) can pass MBA exams and create workout plans, investors just can’t pull out their chequebooks fast enough. 

The startup behind the Internet’s favourite chatbot is trying to teach its AI how to code.

Remember last year, when we were all gleefully shaming Taylor Swift and Kylie Jenner for their exorbitant flying habits? That was fun, right? 

Well, unfortunately, that fun could be coming to an end.