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Shares up despite dip in revenue and profits after company said it expects to release new vehicle models sooner than expected

The head of the company’s gaming subscription service explains its priorities as it anticipates the Vision Pro revolution, and tries to bring originality to a market still dominated by free to play mobile titles

Engineers spent months working to repair link with Earth’s most distant spacecraft, says space agency

The X owner was always going to turn the video removal request into a glib culture war fought with 4chan-style memes and late-night missives

With Bennell-Pegg unlikely to go to space anytime soon, there are questions about the value of the spending by the cash-strapped Australian space program

App feature could be suspended unless child safety concerns addressed, in first use of sweeping new digital powers

The Tesla billionaire uses posts on his social media platform to attack Anthony Albanese and the eSafety commissioner

How committed are puzzles to providing extra tricks on April Fools’ Day?

CEO Elon Musk postpones India trip ahead of results expected to show worst performance in seven years

We would like to hear what you remember of the Carnation Revolution, and your experience of what Portugal is like today

High court action will claim US owner allowed access to app users’ private information in breach of UK law

Product made from used nappies will go on sale in shopping centres after sterilisation, bleaching, and deodorising

The map app will soon advise users in Sydney and Melbourne on public transport or walking alternatives to their driving plan

No matter how low you sink, your dreams can still come true: one woman’s inspirational story

Recent controversies, including Civil War posters and altered photos in a Netflix documentary, have led to concern over the growing use of artificial intelligence on screen

Whether the deal auto-renewed without your knowledge or you forgot a free trial had ended, try asking for your money back

Amnesty International researcher Matt Mahmoudi discusses the IDF’s use of the techonology as a tool of mass surveillance

Company says Chinese government ordered it to remove two Meta-owned apps for ‘national security’ reasons

Rishi Sunak has killed them off, at least for now. So while your Sambas take a breather and wait for the storm to pass, here are some other looks led by trainers not yet tainted by having cropped up in the halls of government

Tech firm released early versions of its latest large language model and a real-time image generator as it tries to catch up to OpenAI

Gigantic bill apparently reflected using 9.5 gigabytes of data on a phone that had not been set up for international roaming

There are some simple steps you can take to minimize the amount of pesticides on your fruits and vegetables

Experts believe remains belong to a type of ichthyosaur that roamed the seas about 202m years ago

Cylinder slab that tore through Naples home last month was debris released from International Space Station in 2021

European Commission has concerns about app’s impact on children, as well as addiction

According to an automated missive, I have the perfect set of skills to help write the first draft of AI history. It’s not a job for life, though

We would like to know your thoughts on the anti-smoking bill and how it might affect you or your children

Floods, cyclones, heat stress and predatory starfish contributing to impacts as fourth planet-wide bleaching event confirmed

Workers in Africa have been exploited first by being paid a pittance to help make chatbots, then by having their own words become AI-ese. Plus, new AI gadgets are coming for your smartphones

BH3 spotted when scientists chanced upon star in Aquila constellation ‘wobbling’ under its gravitational force