Technology

The Atlantic’s headline raises questions about Google Search and election answers, but the available reporting provides no article details to verify what happened.

The Atlantic’s headline frames Elon Musk’s relationship with Ukraine around Starlink, but the available material provides no article details to verify.

Vox has launched a free mobile app for its journalism, videos and podcasts, with ad-free podcast listening available to Vox Members.

An AP-cited European official says Starlink restrictions remain on Ukraine’s military terminals, despite Trump saying they had been lifted.

PHP issued emergency fixes for two remote code execution flaws. Dutch officials took several public websites offline as a precaution.

Sky News reports rising complaints and claims since ChatGPT launched, as officials weigh how to handle more public correspondence.

A new ebook by Thorsten Meyer asks what happens to work, wealth, and human purpose when intelligence is no longer scarce, from AI agents and machine-made math to ownership and the meaning of work.

Ukrainian officials say SpaceX restrictions disrupted drone missions, but the scope, timing and reason for the reported action remain unclear.

Adam Tooze’s Oct. 13 Chartbook post points readers to material on AI crowding out, US-China investment decoupling and Russia’s plague.