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The consumer AI era has begun
OpenAI beat Google to the market with its $42 monthly ChatGPT service. Can it handle the risks that come with it?
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The Supreme Court reckoning over content moderation is arriving
Platforms might have a way around Texas's social media law — unless a separate case makes that illegal, too
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Extremely Hardcore: Our New York magazine cover story
Twitter’s staff spent years trying to protect the platform against impulsive ranting billionaires — then one made himself the CEO
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Can 'radioactive data' save the internet from AI's influence?
Artificial intelligence is about to create some serious propaganda problems, a new paper argues. One solution: to nuke the web
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Another Facebook content moderation company quits the business
Amid worker unrest and a lawsuit, Sama says it's done. Will others follow?
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How the Brazil riots change Facebook's Trump equation
After a new string of riots against democracy, let's game out whether Meta should restore the former president's account
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Here come the ChatGPT bans
Blocked in schools, forbidden at a machine learning conference. What should OpenAI do about it?
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Why TikTok's future has never been so cloudy
ByteDance thought it had a deal with the government in August. Then came the bans — and a spying scandal
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13 predictions for platforms in 2023
Twitter! ChatGPT! Content moderation! And more
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Twitter’s risky plan to save its ads business
Agree to personalize your ads — or else
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How Elon botched his war on bots
PLUS: Why it's time to start leaving Twitter behind
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Apple draws a line on encryption
The fight for real privacy gains a powerful ally — but will it come at the cost of child safety?
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The real scandal inside Facebook's cross-check program
It's not the program itself — it's the inequality it perpetuates
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The promise and the peril of ChatGPT
The AI era is dawning — are any of us ready? PLUS: The Twitter Files
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Who's responsible when recommendations kill?
With a critical Supreme Court battle looming, the platforms mount their defense
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Twitter’s advertising losses are piling up
Revenues are in free fall, employees say. Can Musk turn the tide?