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License plate readers like Flock Safety don't just catch red-light runners -- they build permanent travel records on millions of innocent drivers.

Confident ignorance, dopamine-driven outrage, and a generation raised on screens instead of parents -- how certainty replaced competence in American life.

Diesel generators are fouling the air near AI data centers. Small modular nuclear reactors offer the clean, reliable power the AI boom actually needs.

Banning open-source AI won't stop China -- it'll hand Beijing the tech race. Doom-driven AI policy is a strategic own goal for America.

America's AI leadership isn't guaranteed. It's a race against China that hinges on smart policy, not government control.

New data show that people are more distrustful of Big Tech companies, likely including Flock Safety, leading some to turn to vigilantism.

AI and economic experts alert economists, policymakers, and technology leaders about AI's rapidly approaching, unprecedented transformation of our economy.

Meta raised the baseline infrastructure budget for its Louisiana data center from $10 billion to $50 billion, expecting to drive massive local tax revenues.

Toy Story 5's critique of childhood tech use starts out strong, but falters into compromise as the movie goes on.

We're closer than ever to establishing the first comprehensive regulatory framework for digital assets, known as the CLARITY Act.