Articles by Jose Enrico
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AI-Powered Bots Secretly Invade Reddit's r/ChangeMyView in Controversial Study
Reddit's r/ChangeMyView hit by AI bot scandal as University of Zurich researchers ran secret mind-changing experiment without user consent.
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Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 Leak Hints at Summer Launch With Major Upgrades—Will its Price Change?
Samsung's Galaxy Watch Ultra 2 is rumored to launch this summer with boosted storage, a fresh One UI 7-inspired interface, and a rugged new design.
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Workers Are Hiding Their AI Use—Study Reveals Why That's a Big Problem for Employers
Over half of employees secretly use AI at work, risking data breaches and mistakes. KPMG's global report reveals growing concerns over AI mistakes.
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Duolingo Goes AI-First: Big Changes Ahead as Company Shifts from Contractors to Automation
Duolingo goes all-in on AI, phasing out contractors and revamping operations to boost efficiency, scale faster, and reshape digital language learning.
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Google Fights to Keep Chrome: Is the Tech Giant's Most Iconic Browser in Danger?
Google battles a major antitrust case threatening Chrome's future, as rivals eye the billion-dollar browser amid monopoly breakup talks.
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Should You Clear Your Google Search History? Here's Why You Should Do This Regularly
Protect your privacy, speed up your device, and reduce annoying ads by clearing your Google search history. Here's why you need to do it now.
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Meta's Yann Lecun Criticizes AI Hype With Bigger Models: 'It's Not Just About Scaling Anymore'
Meta's AI chief Yann LeCun slams the industry's obsession with bigger models, saying scaling alone won't deliver real intelligence. Learn what's next for AI.
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OpenAI Drops 'Lite' Deep Research for Everyone : Free Users Get a Taste, But There's a Catch
OpenAI launches a lightweight Deep Research feature for free users, offering powerful AI research with monthly limits. Find out what you're missing.
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Android 16 Rolls Out USB Locking Protection to Stop Hackers While Charging in Public
Android 16's new USB locking feature stops hackers cold by blocking shady connections while your phone is locked—public charging just got safer.
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Elon Musk's Tesla Comeback? Automaker's Stock Up by 20% After Ditching His Controversial DOGE Gig
Elon Musk's Tesla comeback sparks a 20% stock surge after ditching his controversial government gig. Now, investors cheer his full-time return to the EV throne.
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Scientists Develop Solar-Powered Artificial Leaf That Turns Carbon Dioxide into Liquid Fuel
Scientists at Berkeley Lab create solar-powered artificial leaf that turns CO₂ into liquid fuel, marking a major step in green energy and carbon capture tech.
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Meta Cracks Down on Spammy Facebook Posts and Hashtag Abusers in Major Update
Meta is cracking down on spammy Facebook posts with misleading captions and excessive hashtags. No more reach or pay for algorithm cheaters.
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YouTube Tests AI Video Carousel That Plays Clips in Search Results—Will It Kill Clicks?
YouTube tests an AI-powered carousel that plays video clips in search results, but it appears to be questionable for content creators.
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Slate Truck: Bezos-Backed EV Startup Promises Retro Vibes, DIY Kits, But Will Gen Z Buy it?
Jeff Bezos-backed Slate Auto shocks EV world with a sub-$20K electric truck packed with retro features, DIY kits, and minimalist, no-frills design.
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Google AI Makes Up Fake Sayings and Claims They're Real: Here's What That Means for Search Accuracy
Google's AI Overviews are confidently defining made-up phrases like they're legit, raising red flags about trust in AI-generated search results.
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AI Reinvents the Classroom: Kira Learning Will Now Help Educators Teach Smarter, Not Harder
Kira Learning launches AI teaching assistants to cut teacher workload, offer tutoring, and personalize education in classrooms across America.
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Recent iPhone 17 Dummy Leak Reveals Apple's Thinnest Smartphone, Including Other Models
Leaked iPhone 17 dummy units show off the ultra-thin 5.65mm iPhone 17 Air, Apple's sleekest smartphone yet, launching this September.
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Monster Dust Storm: Satellite Captures Insane 'Tsunami of Sand' Racing Across Desert in New Mexico
NOAA's GOES-18 satellite captures a jaw-dropping dust storm tearing through New Mexico, shocking scientists with wave-like winds up to 58 mph.
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Google Slides' New Free Templates and AI Features Make PowerPoint Look Basic
Google Slides drops fresh templates and Gemini AI tools, giving PowerPoint real competition with stunning designs and next-level presentation features.
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Microplastics May Be Lurking in Your Arteries—And Raising Your Risk of Heart Attack and Stroke
A shocking new study finds microplastics in clogged arteries, raising heart attack and stroke risks as researchers uncover dangerous gene disruptions.
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iPhone 17 Pro Leak: Apple to Drop Titanium to Bring Back Glass, Aluminum—Will There Be a New Shade?
iPhone 17 Pro may ditch titanium for a sleek glass and aluminum body, plus a Sky Blue color that could bring back Sierra Blue nostalgia for Apple fans.
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Google Fi Wireless Turns 10: New Unlimited Essentials Plan, Upgrades, Pixel 9 Pro Free Deal Revealed
Google Fi Wireless turns 10 with a $35 Unlimited Essentials plan, major data upgrades, and a limited-time Pixel 9 Pro and Watch 3 bundle for free.
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Tesla Profits Tank 71%—Elon Musk Blames 'Shadowy Forces' as Robotaxi Hype Falters
Tesla's Q1 profits nosedive 71% as Elon Musk blames protests and disappointing robotaxi plans. Is his business now in danger?
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Nintendo Switch 2 Pre-Orders Begin April 24: How to Secure Yours Before They Sell Out
Nintendo Switch 2 US pre-orders will go live on April 24. Experts urge gamers to prep accounts now as console demand is expected to skyrocket instantly.
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OpenAI Resurrects Cheaper, Faster GPT-3.5 Turbo That Now Powers Snapchat, Shopify, and More
OpenAI revives GPT-3.5 Turbo API. Now faster and 10x cheaper, it is powering Snapchat, Quizlet, Instacart, and Shopify with smarter, AI-driven features.
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Pope Francis' Final Wish Urges People to Ditch Screens: 'Use Technology to Care for Our Common Home'
Just weeks before his death, Pope Francis urged the world to use technology to unite and not to divide.
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Pixel Watch Users Finally Get Stable Wear OS 5.1 Update After Glitchy March Rollout
Google rolls out April 2025 Wear OS 5.1 update for Pixel Watch, fixing step count bug and boosting performance after a buggy March release.
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Google Unlocks Gemini Live: No Subscription Needed to Use Screen Sharing, Video AI on Android
Google just made Gemini Live's AI screen sharing and video support free for all Android users—no subscription needed to access real-time smart features.
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The Rise of Foldable Phones: Are They the Future or Just the Gimmick?
Foldable phones are trending with sleek designs and big screens, but are they worth the hype or just expensive eye candy for tech lovers?
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Best Budget Laptops for Students in 2025: When Performance Meets Affordable Price
Get the best budget laptops in 2025 under $1,000, featuring MacBook Air M1, ThinkPad E16, and Aspire 3 with top performance, battery, and value.
