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Tools for Humanity faces growing regulatory scrutiny over its Worldcoin venture, which scans people’s eyes in exchange for cryptocurrency tokens.

The European Union charged Meta Platforms with breaching its new digital-competition law, saying the company’s pay-or-consent business model gives users inadequate choice.

The e-reader has become the gadget of choice on #BookTok.

Amazon’s future growth from its position as a $2 trillion company will likely be determined by the billions of dollars it has designated to fund its artificial-intelligence ambitions.

Some doctors are telling patients to get the watch to help manage their conditions

Uber and Lyft agreed to pay ride-share drivers in Massachusetts a minimum wage and give them other benefits while continuing to classify them as independent contractors.

Done Global prescription drug practices are under scrutiny by the Justice Department, which announced charges against five more people in the case.

Artificial intelligence is going to change Apple’s gadgets. Here’s a guide to what’s safe to purchase right now.

The EU charged Microsoft with antitrust violations over the bundling of its Teams collaboration tool with Office 365 and Microsoft 365.

Incidents involving lithium-battery fires are becoming more common around the world, raising safety concerns.

There are steps you can take to curb real and spam campaign messages. .

Major music companies are suing two generative AI startups that allow users to compose new tracks using text prompts, alleging they infringed on copyrights in creating the tools.

The move cements the iPhone maker as the tech company that EU regulators are targeting the most aggressively under its new law.

Higher fees on food-delivery apps, which were a response to cities’ wage laws, are being blamed for customer dissatisfaction and a sharp drop in orders.

Longtime rivals Apple and Meta have been holding discussions about integrating the Facebook parent’s generative AI technology into a system being made for Apple’s iPhones.

There’s now data to back up what freelancers have been saying for months

Apple said it likely won’t roll out AI features to millions of customers in Europe this year because of concerns over the EU’s technology industry regulations.

Meta started tapping into U.S. user data last year to improve its AI features

Masayoshi Son calls the 2019 sale of a stake in the chip maker, a company now valued at over $3.2 trillion, “the fish that got away.”

Instagram regularly recommends sexual videos to accounts for teenagers that appear interested in racy content, according to tests by The Wall Street Journal and an academic researcher.

CDK Global has shut down its systems serving nearly 15,000 auto dealers, and some of the businesses are resorting to pen and paper to carry out their sales operations.

ChatGPT and other Western AI models aren’t available in China, and that is likely to prompt Apple to turn to a Chinese partner to help offer its Apple Intelligence services there.

The issues offer a hint of the challenges some tech companies might face as they introduce new AI-powered computers and smartphones while seeking to maintain compatibility with existing software.

The Texas teenager joined Sens. Ted Cruz, Amy Klobuchar and other lawmakers in pushing for a bill to criminalize “deepfake” nonconsensual images.

The consumer-protection agency is asking the Justice Department to take enforcement action against the company over possible violations.

Frustrated by their Google searches, people are funneling their queries to a site that isn’t a search engine at all.

Earning a decent, reliable income as a social-media creator is getting harder, as platforms pay less for popular posts and brands get pickier about sponsorship deals. A possible TikTok ban is adding to anxiety over job stability.

The decision comes just over a year after Apple Pay Later was introduced.

The Federal Trade Commission alleges Adobe and its executives hid an early termination fee for its most popular subscription plan and made it difficult for consumers to cancel their subscriptions.

Platforms were contributing to a mental-health crisis among young people, Dr. Vivek Murthy said.