Facebook Says It’s Removing More Hate Speech Than Ever Before. But There’s a Catch
On Nov. 13, Facebook announced with great fanfare that it was taking down substantially more posts containing hate speech from its platform than ever before. GO→
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The Best Black Friday Tech and Gadget Deals 2019
Take a deep breath: Black Friday, Nov. 29, is nearly here. (With Cyber Monday following shortly afterwards on Dec. 2.) And, because there are just GO→
Web Inventor Has an Ambitious Plan to Take Back the Net
World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee released an ambitious rule book for online governance — a bill of rights and obligations for the internet — GO→
The ‘Armor Glass’ Windows on Elon Musk’s New Tesla Cybertruck Weren’t All They Were Cracked Up to Be
Elon Musk’s big reveal of his new Tesla “Cybertruck” cracked up Thursday night when he tried to demonstrate the vehicle’s shatterproof “armor glass.” GO→
How We Chose the 100 Best Inventions of 2019
Every year, TIME highlights the Best Inventions that are making the world better, smarter and even a bit more fun. (See last year’s list here.) GO→
Google to Limit Who Can Be Targeted by Political Advertising
(SAN FRANCISCO) — Google is making it harder for political advertisers to target specific types of people. GO→
Artificial Intelligence Could Help Solve America’s Impending Mental Health Crisis
Five years from now, the U.S.’ already overburdened mental health system may be short as many as 15,600 psychiatrists as the growth in demand for GO→
This New JetBlue Security Question Is Proving Almost Impossible to Answer. Or Is It?
A security question from JetBlue is asking parents to do something they’d likely never do in public, or even on the semi-privacy of their browsing GO→
What We Can Learn From the Near-Death of the Banana
The banana has been the subject of Andy Warhol’s cover art for the Velvet Underground’s debut album, can arguably be the most devastating item in GO→
Disney+ Adds Disclaimers, Content Warnings to Movies Featuring Racist Characters and Tropes
(NEW YORK) — Disney’s new streaming service has added a disclaimer to Dumbo, Peter Pan and other classics because they depict racist stereotypes, underscoring a GO→
Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield Carry the Franchise to a New Plateau
Since 1996, the Pokémon franchise hasn’t strayed far from its simple premise of capturing and battling colorful, cartoonish “pocket monsters.” But if you think you’re GO→
A Viral Tweet Accused Apple’s New Credit Card of Being ‘Sexist.’ Now New York State Regulators Are Investigating
New York regulators are investigating Goldman Sachs after being alerted for potentially violating state laws banning sex discrimination with regard to Apple’s new credit card. GO→
Microsoft’s Surface Pro X Is Pretty But Not Ready for Primetime
Microsoft’s Surface Pro X represents a major transition for the company, showcasing its vision for the future of mobile productivity. Yes, it’s still a Microsoft GO→
‘We’re Not Thinking About Others.’ What Hideo Kojima Wants You to Learn From Death Stranding
Nearly four years ago, Hideo Kojima felt alone in the world. The celebrated video game auteur had just left Konami, his corporate and creative home GO→
It’s Official: President Trump Has Tweeted More Words Than James Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’
In the grand catalogue of President Trump’s Twitter stream, this one barely registered: At 1:23 p.m. on Nov. 3, 2019, Trump fired off a jab GO→