Here's why you may not have received the Emergency Alert System testFederal law mandates that the FCC and FEMA conduct a system test at least once every three years. So, what can you do to prepare for the next one?
University now offers social media degrees for aspiring influencersA college in Carlow, Ireland, will begin offering Bachelor of Arts degrees in content creation and social media.
Tom Hanks warns of fake ad using AI version of himThe advertisement uses the actor's image and likeness to promote a dental plan without his permission.
Researchers develop a way to hear photos using artificial intelligenceThe technology uses image stabilization and artificial intelligence to extract audio from still images and muted videos.
Disney+ signals it could end accounts violating password sharing rulesThe crackdown on password sharing is expected to come to the U.S. later this year, and has already been rolled out in other markets.
Free public Wi-Fi is fast and convenient, but comes with risksOne expert explains why you might want to use an alternative, and shares ways you can keep your data safe.
How cashless payments are transforming the shopping experienceDo you think you could live without cash? Many people already do, and experts say that in the future, a cashless society is likely.
Are recent cyberattacks a result of a worker shortage?As data breaches and data extortion become more common, the cybersecurity field in the U.S. is facing layoffs and shortages.
For $50,000, you could clone your pet. But should you?Scripps News examines the science behind the technique and the ethical implications of this new chapter in humanity's relationship to animals.
Video games offer older adults both physical and mental exerciseThis "Next Level" episode shows how many senior citizens are finding purpose and fun through gaming.
Apple confirms fix for iPhone 15 overheating problem is on the wayCustomers with the new iPhones have complained that their devices become too hot to touch in some instances.
Meta's AI chatbot features characters played by celebritiesMeta has created chatbots with AI learning that derive character from and are played by real-life celebrities.
Supreme Court to take up case on state laws limiting social mediaThe justices will review laws enacted by Republican-dominated legislatures and signed by Republican governors in Florida and Texas.
Report says TikTok steroid videos pull millions of views, target teensResearchers with a nonprofit watchdog group said videos with hashtags promoting the use of steroid-like drugs were viewed up to 587 million times.
X has more fake news than other social media platforms, EU reportsThe report on three countries is being used as a benchmark, while the EU's analytics firm plans to conduct more detailed studies in other countries.
ChatGPT can now hear you, speak to you and search the internetUntil now, the system was only able to retrieve data up to September 2021 and read text conversations.
You can now earn real money for posting on RedditUsers who participate in the new program can get paid for eligible contributions to the social media site.
Does Apple's iPhone 15 series have an overheating problem?Some users say their phones have become too hot to even touch. Experts weigh in on the matter.
Teens are picking up their phones over 100 times a day, report saysThe report found that more than half of the study's participants received at least 237 notifications a day.
Google this: The world's No. 1 internet search engine turns 25Google now processes 99,000 search requests per second. This equates to 8.5 billion daily searches and about 2 trillion searches worldwide each year.
Why you might see a string of lights in the night skyThese lights are actually some of the more than 4,500 Starlink satellites launched by Elon Musk's SpaceX to offer broadband internet service.
MGM Resorts cyberattack won't be the last; how to protect yourselfAttacks on MGM Resorts and Caesars took vacationers by surprise, but security experts predict more are coming, and show how to best protect yourself.
Widow loses life savings in romance scam that started on a gaming appSpecial Agent Sarah Lewis with the FBI Baltimore Field Office said there is a recipe that romance scammers follow and points out red flags to notice.
Ethics group calls for probe into Elon Musk's Neuralink brain implantThe group claims Musk made false statements about the safety of the device after several test monkeys died due to complications.
Why young people are more prone to online scams than boomers areWhile baby boomers lost more money to scams, members of Gen Z said they were more likely to fall victim to identity theft and phishing scams.
New app lets you rent private bathrooms on-demand 'like Uber'Users can expect to pay $15 for 15 minutes of time inside a 'Restspace," which connects people needing a bathroom with nearby hosts.
E-bikes are surging in popularity while fire risk growsE-bikes are transforming cities and encouraging outdoor activity, but their batteries present a growing fire risk.
MGM Resorts back online 10 days after cyberattackUp until now, people had not been able to make hotel and casino reservations online. Previously, guests couldn't use their room keys.
Digital health care helping patients with cancer cut medical costsIn a world of algorithms and AI, digital health leaders say technology can do more to help cancer patients.
Amazon limits self-publishers to 3 books per day, citing AI concernsAmazon said it would be "lowering the volume limits" for direct publishing, according to an announcement on its Kindle community page.
Hundreds of flying taxis will soon be test-soaring in this stateFlying taxis are being built in Ohio, and the products are expected to be available for commercial use in the next few years.
Social media impulse buying appears to be a growing phenomenonA survey from Bankrate shows that nearly half of social media users admitted to making impulse purchase.
This facility will be the first to mass produce human-like robotsThe 70,000-square-foot facility, called RoboFab, is set to open later this year and is expected to produce thousands of robots.
Elon Musk addresses why he plans to start charging all X usersX currently charges $8 a month for some of its premium features, but it could soon charge everyone just to access the site.
