gizmodo.comadded August 2026
Gizmodoby Matt Novak5d ago
Three lefty U.S. senators proposed a new bill on Friday dubbed the Ban Flock Act that would “put an end to the rise in AI-powered surveillance cameras that track Americans across the country.” And...
Gizmodoby Tom McKay5d ago
Department of Homeland Security agents compiled extensive dossiers on people observing Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in the field, then stored them in a system called the...
Gizmodoby Tom McKay5d ago
The European Commission (EC), the European Union’s executive branch, uses Microsoft Teams, like anyone who wears a suit to work has to.
Gizmodoby Tom Hawking5d ago
Over the years, a certain subset of video game enthusiasts have enjoyed, let’s say, a complicated relationship with Warhorse Studios, the developers of both Kingdom Come Deliverance and its sequel.
Gizmodoby Bruce Gil5d ago
California has become a major testing ground for the fast-growing robotaxi industry. Now, the state is setting tougher rules that aim to address incidents in which driverless cars interfere with...
Gizmodoby Tom McKay6d ago
Japanese optics company Nikon has stated it is “carefully re-reviewing” information submitted by National University of Singapore optical engineer Ning Xu after commenters accused him of using AI...
Gizmodoby AJ Dellinger6d ago
Earlier this year, while under oath, Elon Musk referred to Shivon Zilis—a venture capitalist who, at the time, was his live-in girlfriend and mother to four of his children—as his “chief of staff”...
Gizmodoby Matthew Phelan6d ago
Millennials across America (at least in our own minds) have a lot to grouse over: graduating into a labor market ravaged by the 2008 financial crisis, hamstrung by arcane systems of predatory...
Gizmodoby Isaiah Colbert6d ago
The mid-2010s marked the dawn of anime’s shift from a niche interest to a mainstream fixture of pop culture.
Gizmodoby Germain Lussier6d ago
Steven Spielberg made two Jurassic Park films. Colin Trevorrow made two Jurassic Park films. And now, a third director could be joining that incredibly exclusive club. J.A.
Gizmodoby Gayoung Lee6d ago
When NASA’s Mars Phoenix mission successfully sampled ice from the Martian arctic regions, it made astrobiological history.
Gizmodoby Raymond Wong6d ago
Like a moth drawn to a flame, I am a real sucker for a limited-edition Nintendo console. The collector in me takes over, and the next thing you know, my credit card is screaming from euphoria.
Gizmodoby Ed Cara6d ago
GLP-1 medications like semaglutide and tirzepatide may come with some unexpected hair-raising side effects, research out this week suggests—or rather, hair- and nail-losing ones.
Gizmodoby Germain Lussier6d ago
A merger means a lot of things. Among the most upsetting is layoffs, and while the Paramount and Warner Bros.
Gizmodoby Matthew Phelan6d ago
The thorny puzzle of how to store nuclear waste that will pose a danger to humanity for at least the next 10,000 years has historically been the kind of thing that governments turn to science...
Gizmodoby James Pero6d ago
Smart glasses are giving all sorts of people the ick: courts, teachers, restaurants, celebrities, and women in general, just to name a few.
Gizmodoby AJ Dellinger6d ago
With more than a little help from his father’s piggy bank, David Ellison started Skydance in 2006, and it was… fine, as far as production companies go.
Gizmodoby Kyle Barr6d ago
If there’s any one device that represents the Nvidia of ages past, it’s the Nvidia Shield TV set-top box, a TV streamer the company has promised to keep actively updated from now until eternity.
Gizmodoby James Pero6d ago
Soundbars are just one of those things; most people don’t necessarily want to own one, but they also don’t want to sit there and try to divine muddy dialogue out of their tiny, underpowered TV...
Gizmodoby Matt Novak6d ago
When the Pentagon launched a campaign against Anthropic for not bending the knee earlier this year, it seemed like President Donald Trump was fully on board.
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