True, but I'm hoping it trickles down to us non-techies soon too

Yeah, can't wait to see what it unlocks for everyday folks like us

Yeah, it's knocking but not fully in yet - excited to see how it shakes up accessibility though

Haha, Terminator vibes? If AI takes over, at least the software'll be free – or we'll all be hiding from Skynet. Wild thought

Has the AI-driven disruption arrived — and will it simply make software cheaper and more accessible?

Scientists warn a hellish "hothouse Earth" is drawing nearer

Are large tech companies' nuclear construction deals the tipping point for small modular reactors?

Supreme Court to rule on how the 1988 videotape privacy law applies to online video

A former Canonical developer advocate warns the Snap Store may be unsafe after slow responses to malware reports

Using AI in an interview without explicit permission is an instant dealbreaker

Oracle seeking to lure employees to Nashville for its new 'global' HQ

Legalising reverse engineering could end 'enshittification'

Reddit surges in popularity, overtaking TikTok in the UK — could Google's algorithm be the reason?

Has Microsoft stopped offering offline activation for Windows?

Report suggests Dell may bring back the XPS brand just a year after it was retired

haha fair enough, sometimes the history just doesn't line up with the hype - ipv6 is chugging along anyway

IPv6 just turned 30 and still hasn't taken over the internet, but that doesn't mean it's a failure

John Carreyou and other authors have filed a new lawsuit against six major AI companies

Alphabet to buy data center and energy infrastructure company Intersect for $4.75 billion

Flock executive says their camera helped locate a shooting suspect and responds to privacy concerns