Introducing Jikipedia, an AI-driven platform that serves as a comprehensive resource on individuals featured in the Epstein Files, created by the Jmail team.
What appears to be a cryptic puzzle could actually be traced back to a peculiar technical glitch.
The release and circulation of the video showing Alex Pretti’s fatal encounter with federal agents highlight the ongoing impact of digital activism.
Protesters and observers face challenges in organizing due to the sparse population in the regions surrounding the Twin Cities.
Join us for the latest episode of The Vergecast, where we dive into the Epstein files, explore the new advertising features in ChatGPT, discuss the AI industry’s concerns about its own technology, and take a look at Ferrari’s latest electric vehicle, among other topics.
Headquarters, formerly known as @KamalaHQ, aims to challenge the online influence of right-leaning voices. Will it succeed in motivating voters?
Operation Metro Surge is set to wrap up, but a limited number of agents will continue to operate in Minnesota, according to DHS border czar Tom Homan.
Bridget McCormack, president and CEO of the AAA, envisions a future where AI agents serve as judges, highlighting the potential of the newly developed AI Arbitrator.
Airspace over El Paso, Texas, was shut down for several hours after Customs and Border Protection used an anti-drone laser without prior coordination with the FAA.
Gail Slater, head of the Justice Department’s Antitrust Division, is stepping down as the agency takes legal action against Apple, Google, and Live Nation for suspected monopolistic practices.
Prepare for a rigorous evaluation of our top techniques for identifying and tagging deepfakes on the internet.
Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender, employed a range of paid SEO services, associates, and intermediaries to obscure his criminal activities online.
Russia’s communications authority, Roskomnadzor, is said to be implementing measures to limit and reduce access to Telegram.
Beginning in March, all Discord users will automatically be placed in a “teen” experience unless they verify their age through a video selfie or identification.
Section 230, the legal protection for tech companies, has withstood three decades of scrutiny, but it is now gearing up for significant court battles ahead.
Explore the intriguing ties between Epstein and prominent figures like Musk, Gates, and Brin, alongside the ongoing debate over advertising in AI bots and Netflix’s alleged political leanings, all discussed in this episode of The Vergecast.