Technology

Lucid is pursuing a “mind-off” driving future where the car handles the road under normal conditions while you focus on other activities. Powered by Nvidia’s Drive AV and a full sensor suite, the plan aims for rollout in the coming years (not 2026), starting with a midsize model and expanding to the rest of the…

Riyadh’s autonomous ride pilot, backed by Uber and WeRide, moves into a broader phase with on-board safety oversight and expanded routes. A glimpse into a future of seamless, tech-driven travel, with plans to grow the fleet and destinations in the months ahead.

When luxury meets cybercrime: a customized vehicle vanishes in transit after a hack. Elsewhere, a landmark ruling bans a spyware maker from targeting popular messaging apps, and researchers warn of TARmageddon threatening async Rust. Scouts earn AI and cybersecurity badges as Mozilla pushes extension data transparency, signaling a growing push toward digital safety and literacy.

Shield AI unveils the X-BAT, a stealthy VTOL aircraft designed to team with manned fighters in crowded battlefields. With AI-driven autonomy and an adaptable open-architecture, it hints at a new era of long-range, versatile airpower.

Tech-focused investing can be a smart way to gain broad exposure without picking individual stocks. The Vanguard Information Technology ETF bundles leaders like Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple, illustrating how a long-term, diversified tech tilt might fit into a wealth-building plan—along with the trade-offs of more volatility.

Step into a surreal cartoon world where a sunny charity worker and a sardonic partner chase happiness through the strangest encounters. Pim’s optimism clashes with Charlie’s dry pragmatism, delivering humor that’s bizarre, bold, and oddly touching. Bold animation and a hint of the uncanny await.

Sam Altman’s provocative take on what counts as “real work” in an AI-driven era has many asking what work really means. If automation trims the busywork, how will we define purpose and value in the jobs of tomorrow?

Waymo’s autonomous taxi network is accelerating, racking up hundreds of thousands of driverless trips as it expands beyond the U.S. From extended New York testing and Newark partnerships to a planned London debut and grocery-delivery pilots, the next chapter of autonomous mobility is unfolding.

Two popular dating apps have been pulled amid a privacy storm and rising moderation concerns. As questions about data safety and responsible content management grow, the future of online dating feels more uncertain than ever.

An early Black Friday deal unlocks a powerful, all-in-one online security bundle—VPN, antivirus, and more—at a truly tempting price. Extra months come with longer commitments, reshaping what affordable protection looks like this season. A smart pick for those seeking solid security without breaking the bank.

Yuga Labs’ new Otherside promises an ambitious, interoperable metaverse where NFT avatars meet social + gameplay in a blockchain-powered world. As partnerships and fresh ideas spark curiosity, this evolving space hints at a bold shift in how we game, own, and connect online.

An iconic film camera makes a careful comeback with a first prototype—No. 0001—handcrafted in Europe. A small team blends old-school craft with thoughtful refinements, hinting at a bold new chapter for analog photography.

US stocks push to record highs after a cooler-than-expected CPI, lifting tech and consumer staples. AMD climbs on whispers of IBM tapping its chips for quantum work, while P&G posts better-than-expected first-quarter results. Intel, meanwhile, loses momentum as chip-sector headwinds linger. A week of bright spots and ongoing caution leaves investors weighing the next moves.

IBM has demonstrated a real-time quantum error-correction breakthrough by running a key algorithm on AMD FPGAs, signaling a major step toward affordable, practical hybrid quantum systems. The milestone hints at faster, more scalable quantum computing as classical and quantum hardware work closer than ever.