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YouTube had the discretion to take down content that harmed users, judge said.

Meanwhile, readers say that some AI-penned articles switch languages halfway through.

Nonprofit Museum of Classic Chicago TV fights termination of YouTube channel.

But full DLSS3 support is hidden behind a Patreon paywall.

From wearables to laptops, there are plenty of savings in this latest Dealmaster.

"What I'm about to tell you is going to be hard to believe. Again."

Nest Cam users will have to pay a higher monthly fee to record video.

Musk claimed that ADL could be "on the hook" for $22B in X losses.

SpaceX has now completed its original commercial crew contract with NASA.

"The price? It's better to speak about them with our customers."

Companies would have to offer users alternatives to iMessage, Bing.

Concerns of Redditor safety, jeopardized research amid new mods and API rules.

Animals' "active" sleep phases look very much like REM.

Safety groups remain concerned about child sexual abuse material scanning and user reporting.

Innovations making it to production include a full-screen heads-up display and e-ink.

The Wheel turns, and new seasons come and pass, leaving reviews that become legend.

Enzymes that break down a polymer in wood can also handle polyethylene.

Study claims 99% of human ancestors died off 930,000 years ago.

We've said it before; we'll say it again: Don't put credentials in publicly available code.

It was the most serious cheating scandal since 2006 World Chess Championship ("Toiletgate").

$50 price cut only makes the 16GB 4060 Ti marginally more palatable than before.

For workers who need to go from 4K to 3D.

Dark gray roads and lighter backgrounds look a lot like Apple Maps.

Once a popular spot, the long-standing service has been buried in the TV app.

Starting at $700, available in November, and raising big software questions.

Health officials estimated 300 outbreak cases linked to the muddy obstacle race.

State's own expert criticized law exempting platforms most dangerous for kids.

Plaintiffs: Amazon decision "lays bare the extent" of Bezos' personal rivalry with Musk.

Critic says it may violate NYC's Public Oversight of Surveillance Technology Act.

This month's "Phantom Liberty" is the end of the studio's proprietary REDEngine.

Mini's going almost all-in on electrification.

I learned a lot by reading dozens of Waymo and Cruise crash reports.

"What we found out is that fairings float pretty well."

These images from the Moon are a crowning achievement for India's space program.

"A totally unreasonable proposal."

Tiny island country could rake in 10% of its GDP in domain sales this year.

If DEA accepts HHS's rescheduling recommendation, it could ease marijuana access.

Qi's successor could make 15 W wireless iPhone charging more available, too.

"ToxMod" will automatically flag spoken harassment, bullying, and discrimination.

Funding troubles for parent conglomerate Embracer Group continue their ripple effects.

"Infamous Chisel" has been targeting armed forces fighting Russia's military.

Texas was supposed to start enforcing the law tomorrow.

JBL's speaker runs both assistants, but aren't both of these products in trouble?

A little-used file system named for a convicted murderer is slated for removal.

Not using the New Super Mario Bros. name is a subtle statement of intent.

Up to 1.2 billion people have these worms, but they usually lie low in the intestines.

University creates the first autonomous system capable of beating humans at drone racing.

X to collect more user data as Musk teases plan to offer video and audio calls.

Hundreds of planets, hundreds of quests, but is there anything worth seeing?