Tech

Some of Silicon Valley's boldest names appeared in the recent Justice Department release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein.

Emails from 2013 show the late sex offender appearing to suggest that Gates was having an extramarital affair and seeking illicit drugs.

The search was carried out as part of an investigation into the distribution of sexual deepfakes and Holocaust denial content.

The Microsoft co-founder is among several of the world's richest and most prominent men mentioned in the Epstein files released last week.

The deal combines two of the most notable companies under Elon Musk's control.

Governments and regulators from Europe to Asia have condemned sexualized content generated by the AI tool and some have opened inquiries.

Musk has denied numerous times that he ever visited the island and has said that he ''refused'' invitations.

Smartphones have proven a crucial way for the public to document immigration enforcement — and check the Trump administration's version of events.

College students are dumbing down their work to ensure they aren't falsely accused of using chatbots by AI-detector programs.

The plaintiffs allege that Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, TikTok and Snap "have rewired how our kids think, feel, and behave."

The company is the second of four original defendants to reach an agreement with the plaintiff, leaving Meta and YouTube.