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Big Tech
Palantir CEO slams ‘parasitic’ critics calling the tech a surveillance tool: ‘Not only is patriotism right, patriotism will make you rich’
By
Eva Roytburg
November 13, 2025
AI
The U.S. keeps warning about China’s surveillence tech threat—while cashing in on it: ‘I think we’ve been naive or complicit in the extreme’
By
Garance Burke
,
Dake Kang
,
Byron Tau
and
The Associated Press
October 29, 2025
Tech
Peter Thiel is delivering 4 private sold-out lectures at a club in San Francisco—about the Antichrist
By
Dave Smith
September 2, 2025
AI
Delta moves toward eliminating set prices in favor of AI that determines how much you personally will pay for a ticket
By
Irina Ivanova
July 16, 2025
Politics
Musk’s DOGE reportedly deploys AI to monitor federal workers for anti-Trump sentiment: ‘The willingness to skirt laws is brazen’
By
Irina Ivanova
April 9, 2025
Lifestyle
‘Why does my boyfriend hit me?’ AI surveillance in schools is reading students’ most personal thoughts
By
Claire Bryan of the Seattle Times
,
Sharon Lurye
and
The Associated Press
March 12, 2025
Newsletters
Why the U.S. is interested in a national digital asset stockpile
By
Andrew Nusca
January 24, 2025
Tech
Mysterious drones seen near New Jersey military site and Trump golf course are bigger than hobbyist size, Homeland Security says
By
Bruce Shipkowski
and
The Associated Press
December 12, 2024
Tech
A current Apple employee is suing the company, alleging it spies on employees’ private lives through their personal devices
By
Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez
December 3, 2024
Tech
Biden administration surveillance and AI tools for tracking and ranking immigrants set to help Trump deportation crackdown
By
Sarah Parvini
,
Garance Burke
,
Jesse Bedayn
and
The Associated Press
November 27, 2024
Newsletters
Behaving like a projectile
By
Andrew Nusca
September 20, 2024
Larry Ellison predicts rise of the modern surveillance state where ‘citizens will be on their best behavior’
By
Christiaan Hetzner
September 17, 2024
Success
A surprisingly high number of workers say they’re okay with their employer listening in on their work chats and email
By
Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez
August 22, 2024
Tech
Chinese self-driving cars have quietly traveled 1.8 million miles on U.S. roads, collecting detailed data with cameras and lasers
By
Rachyl Jones
July 8, 2024
Tech
Chinese, Iranian, and Russian gangs are attacking U.S. drinking water and officials are alarmed
By
Michael Phillis
,
Matthew Daly
and
The Associated Press
May 21, 2024
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