Volvo’s Jim Rowan, now more than 18 months on the job, has strong opinions on EVs, car software, and autonomy.

Today’s cars are more like computers on wheels, and even a seemingly routine software update can lead to unexpected consequences. Rivian unfortunately experienced a “fat finger” mishap with their latest software update, bricking infotainment sy ...

Starting next year, YouTubers must indicate whether they're posting AI-generated videos, such as realistically depicting an event that never happened.

The company is also rolling out clearer labels on content created using AI.

Today, we’re calling on the US Federal Trade Commission to introduce new rules protecting our Right to Repair everything we own.

Nothing Phone 2 users can get blue bubbles, too.

At least regarding antisemitism and Islamophobia anyway.

 

A new report says that personal information sold by data brokers is even more sensitive and detailed than previously thought,...

The mainstream narrative has declared Tumblr dead for years. Last week, a leaked memo finally revealed the site’s plans to scale down its operations—but its art, fandoms, and inside jokes rage on.

As Booths returns to fully-staffed tills at many of its stores, shoppers with varying opinions have their say

Record companies will be able to request removal of content that mimics an artist’s ‘unique singing or rapping’

Zyxel zero days and nation-state actors (maybe) had a hand in the sector’s worst cybersecurity event on record

The new feature lets you upload files, but it also makes them vulnerable.

Historic agreement on chat control proposal: European Parliament wants to remove chat control and safeguard secure encryption.

In this week’s newsletter: in early 2022 ‘non-fungible tokens’ were a supposedly revolutionary million-dollar asset. Now, they’re practically worthless

TikTok is under scrutiny over concerns that data could be passed to the Chinese government.

Studio Warner Bros Discovery has announced it will no longer release the family film, despite it being already completed. Nicholas Barber reports on a worrying new Hollywood trend.

More than 1,600 TikTok-related cyber crime cases have been registered over the last four years in Nepal, according to local media reports.

In an annual review of cyber security issues the National Cyber Security Centre warned of increasingly realistic, deepfake videos and other forms of disinformation.