
San Francisco Will Allow Police To Deploy Robots That Kill
San Francisco police would only use killer robots "in extreme circumstances to save or prevent further loss of innocent lives," a spokesperson said.
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San Francisco police would only use killer robots "in extreme circumstances to save or prevent further loss of innocent lives," a spokesperson said.
| AP and Scripps News Staff
Pepsi's new sweepstakes builds on a TikTok trend by asking fans to mix up a soda and milk, or 'pilk,' for a pilk and cookies holiday photo.
The CIA's former acting general counsel told Newsy Congress should put post-employment restrictions in place.
Google Chrome introduced a new Energy Saver feature at the end of November. If surfing drains your battery quickly, follow these steps to set it up.
Even with the box office bouncing back in 2022, the theater is no longer the main way to release a new movie, like Netflix's "Glass Onion."
The EU's commissioner for digital policy told Elon Musk Twitter will have to increase efforts to comply with new rules under the Digital Services Act.
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Spotify Wrapped 2022 gives you a personalized take on what you listened to this year. The service also announced its most-streamed songs of 2022.
NordPass released its 2022 list of the most common passwords — and the password manager reports that 83% of them can be cracked in a second.
Though humans have tried for thousands of years, modern science has found new ways to communicate with the animal kingdom — with limited success.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has said they're going to continue to monitor how Twitter moderates its content under the month-old ownership of Elon Musk.
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Cyber Tech Connection President David Jooste spoke with Newsy about how to keep your personal and financial information safe while shopping online.
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Experts say online scams around the holidays are growing because of Americans' increased reliance on e-commerce for shopping.
Experts are worried about the impact Elon Musk's policies could have on hate speech directed toward athletes in the World Cup.
If you suspect others have been accessing your cellphone, you can take a few easy steps to learn what they were up to on your device.
The Georgia Republican's reinstatement comes after Musk over the weekend reinstated the account of former President Donald Trump.
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If you're considering leaving Twitter or you're worried about the platform shutting down, this is how you can save your tweets and other account data.
Trump has said in the past that he would not rejoin Twitter even if his account was reinstated.
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Elon Musk's Twitter tenure faced a new crisis after many employees quit instead of accepting his ultimatum of "extremely hardcore" conditions.
Netflix's latest tool is designed to make it easier to log out when you're traveling—but it also makes it easy too boot someone off your account.
The platform is continuing to lose workers just as it's gearing up for the World Cup, one of the busiest events on Twitter.
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Amazon said it plans to lay off about 260 workers in California, and employees in other locations including Seattle said they were let go Tuesday.
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A Stanford University lab has developed an ankle exoskeleton which saves the amount of energy it would take to carry a 20- to 30-pound backpack.
Amid economic turbulence and changing pandemic habits, gaming companies are wondering if their momentum will last.
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An investigation was sparked by a 2018 Associated Press story, which found that Google continued to track people's location even after they opted out.
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According to reporting from Reuters and the New York Times, those cuts could come as soon as this week.
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The company gutted its communications department and hasn't responded to media requests for information since Musk took over.
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Celebrities and Jewish groups are urging Amazon to stop selling the book and film 'Hebrews to Negroes: Wake Up Black America.'
Before Musk took over the social media platform, the blue check was granted to celebrities, journalists and verified by the platform to prevent this.
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The limited spread of misinformation amid this year's midterm elections could come down to what trends to address it stuck and which didn't.
Musk told employees "the priority over the past 10 days" was to develop and launch Twitter's new subscription service for $7.99 a month.
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