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Japan's self-sizing sneaker pod clip raises questions about whether the tech is real, while an innovator highlights his earlier concept post.

The industry needs clear leadership on AI, not vague provocations about 'making stuff'.

The Chinese auto giant is serious about extending its fast-charging lead all over the world, and Europe could experience it soon.

Clockwork Revolution resurfaced thanks to a LinkedIn profile update from ex-employee Nathan Long which hints that the game may release in 2026.

From ICU meet-cutes to holiday sparks, readers share the unexpected moments that brought them lasting love this year

Applicants reportedly cited Nazi theorists and other extremists as inspiration for Trump administration roles

Joe Braidwood started Yara AI to democratize access to mental health services. But he grew increasingly concerned about AI technology's suitability for vulnerable people coping with issues more serious than everyday stress or sleep troubles.

The modern workplace is a peculiar thing. If you went on LinkedIn, you would see "adaptable" "tech-driven" "ninjas" "thinking outside the box" about how to "move the needle" after a "strategic hibernation period." But if you opened the doors to a random small business, you would probably notice a lot…

IN FOCUS: Women are testing LinkedIn’s algorithm by swapping their gender profiles on the platform and seeing how it impacts the visibility of their posts. Katie Rosseinsky explores their claims that the social media site is prioritising men’s voices

North Korean hackers are targeting macOS devs now with fake jobs and a ClickFix approach.

In a case echoing the Pelicot trial, dozens of women allege they were given hot drinks mixed with a diuretic to make them urinate. Three of them speak out here