Damon Beres

ElevenLabs is ushering in a new era of deepfake audio.

What was the company thinking?

The broken-gadget era is upon us.

The technology is placing growing demands on our environment.

The generative-AI boom looks very different for non-English speakers.

AI has drastically improved voice recognition. It’s a technology that researchers have long struggled with.

A new generation of translation tools threatens to upend how people understand different cultures.

Computer-science students are being shielded from the liberal arts. That may be a problem.

You don’t need to see a fake image for it to affect your mind.

Five key questions that will define the technology’s trajectory from here

AI is fueling a revolution in science that may change our definition of understanding itself.

What does life online look like filtered through a bot?

How can institutions protect Americans against a technology no one fully understands?

In many ways, this story is just beginning.

This technology won’t be contained.

A conversation with Walter Isaacson about his new biography of Elon Musk, world builder and world destroyer

In a surprising turn, Apple has acknowledged that maybe not everyone needs a new phone every year.

Two possible post-smartphone futures

Apple has unveiled its vision for a world beyond the iPhone. Are things any different?

Tech companies say AI will expand the possibilities of searching the internet. So far, the opposite seems to be true.

For the tech world’s most attention-grabbing man, performance comes before substance.

AI-assisted internet posting is already in a race to the bottom.

Baby cams are sold on the notion that something could go disastrously wrong in the nursery.

Things are only going to get worse.

Once upon a time, Apple’s new-device announcements were magic. Then everyone bought an iPhone.