SpaceX and Rivals Dodge Traffic as Satellites, Debris Crowd Low-Earth Orbit
The proliferation of man-made material circling the planet is raising concerns over potential collisions.
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Nvidia Wants to Run the World’s Robots. China Is an Eager Customer.
Chinese companies rely on American chips and software for “physical AI,” a growing business where trade remains open under U.S. rules.
More Schools Are Imposing Phone Bans. Do They Really Work?
Locking up student phones leads to improved well-being but has shown minimal effect on test scores and attention so far.
How Big Tech Blinded Itself to the Grassroots AI Revolt
Caught in its own echo chamber, the industry’s playbook is failing.
An AI Oracle’s Rise and Fall
Plus, homeowners who are mad about mold, a contemplative camino in Spain, and why employers should lower their expectations in November.
Opinion | Artificial Criticism of Artificial Intelligence?
One does have to wonder about the sources of the backlash.
Opinion | The Meta Settlement Makes Big Tech Bigger
The company is too powerful, the government says, then loads it up with new obligations that require more power.
I Let Google’s Personal Intelligence Access My Life—and It’s a Huge Help
The idea of an AI personal assistant might seem far-fetched, but the search giant’s new products make it much more accessible for non-nerds.
Should You Use AI for Mental Health?
A producer for our new audio series, ‘The AI Therapist,’ shares what to know about the rise of mental-health AI services. Plus, boomers are smoking more pot and vacation can improve your health.
Privacy vs. Security: Readers Clash Over Flock License-Plate Cameras
A safety tool or a step toward a surveillance state? A Journal article on the spread of the AI-enabled technology stirred up debate.