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65 million young people in post-Soviet Eastern Europe face a growing divide between the wealthy and the poor as they seek a sense of belonging.
YouTube faces challenges from low-effort AI-generated content, scams, and ineffective creator tools, prompting discussions on necessary reforms.
DALL-E, a tool from OpenAI, generates images based on text prompts using a dataset of 650 million pictures, producing results in under a minute.
Alice Levine helps choose a wig for Alexander's AI synthetic wife in this Louis Theroux series.
The Apple iPhone 4S features Siri, a popular voice assistant showcased in a new ad.
Bob Man discusses technology, Google Glass, and Apple Watch on The New Yorker’s Cartoon Lounge.
ChatGPT, a program from OpenAI, can generate human-like writing in various formats and styles, demonstrating the capabilities of artificial intelligence.
Manufacturing in the U.S. produces twice as much as it did in 1984, but with one-third fewer workers due to automation and advances in technology.
Bill Burr questions the Steve Jobs hype, comparing him to Edison and critiquing his marketing style.
Bill criticizes CNN and Fox News while discussing internet comments on CONAN with Conan O'Brien.
Conan humorously misuses GoPro cameras for mundane tasks after Christmas gifts.
Conan's editing team praises Apple’s new Final Cut Pro for its user-friendly features.
Conan visits YouTube headquarters in Chelsea to explore the VR Department with Sarah.
Conan's office uses robots while he and Andy Richter enjoy gaming and pranks on Jordan Schlansky.
Conan rents Olympic-style cameras to create his own thrilling slow motion moments.
Conan 360 returns to Comic-Con with new VR technology for an immersive experience.
Conan and Andy Richter highlight suspicious questions about Apple's facial recognition software.
Bitcoin's value surged from around $1,000 at the beginning of 2017 to nearly 20,000 by December, drawing significant media and celebrity attention.
Roughly six in ten U.S. adults believe it is impossible to go through daily life without having data collected about them by companies or the government.
Edward Snowden emphasizes the need for better passwords and suggests using passphrases.
Elon Musk recalls two million cars due to safety concerns while facing criticism for his controversial acquisition of Twitter, now called X.
Over half of Facebook's revenue comes from outside the United States, with 80% of its users now living in foreign countries.
Facial recognition technology can identify individual fish, including those labeled as 'loser fish,' raising concerns about privacy and surveillance.
Franz Harary's show in Malaysia features cheap tech tricks and attracts fans of asian girls.
Gary Gulman humorously contrasts Kindle use with his Scholastic Book Club experience.
CRISPR technology, which allows precise changes to DNA, is discussed alongside its potential to eliminate hereditary diseases and ethical concerns about designer babies.
Conan showcases Google's self-driving car, highlighting its empowering potential for transportation.
Dr. Nehemiah Mabry hosts a live Twitch stream dedicated to engineering content, featuring interviews and games, five days a week at 1 pm EDT.
Lowe's tests robotic assistants as the biggest retail season approaches, raising concerns.
Apple launches the Apple Pocket Watch for $259, offering a budget-friendly alternative.
Apple addresses wrist tattoo issues with the new Apple Watch hand for better functionality.
Apple's AirBag, featuring advanced folded paper technology and the W1 chip, offers wireless connectivity and multifunctional capabilities for various uses.
Conan O'Brien showcases WikiBear, a teddy bear that answers questions using Wikipedia.
Launched in 2017, the Dyson Ballblade uses 9.25 gallons of HEPA-filtered air to dry hands in as little as 6 seconds through 0.8 millimeter apertures.
James May builds a sky rocket and two men settle a 25-year dispute with a sabre duel.
Jane Lynch shares her love-hate relationship with Siri and her iPhone experiences.
President Obama plays soccer with a robot in Japan, humorously discussing drones and fear.
In Budapest, Hungary, offers a 360-degree live experience from the sets of the series MARS, featuring cast interactions and audience questions.
Louis C.K. states that 100% of people driving are texting, which he argues leads to dangerous behavior and a lack of empathy among children.
Mark Zuckerberg's recent interview with Joe Rogan highlights his evolving approach to fact-checking on Meta platforms and its implications for social media discourse.
Microsoft acquires Minecraft's creator Mojang for $2.5 billion, marking a major tech milestone.
Nassim Pedrad humorously recounts her father's struggle to understand Uber and technology.
Apple recently announced the iPad Mini, showcasing a humorous ad with multiple variations.
On Valentine's Day, local news reports that those without a sweetheart may turn to their smartphones or tablets to help find love.
Austin Meyer received a lawsuit from Unilock, which claimed ownership of the technology behind all Android apps, illustrating the risks of patent infringement.
Helena deja a Alex, quien inicia una complicada relación con Niki tras un accidente de tráfico.
The gold iPhone 5S features meticulously designed details and a fingerprint sensor.
CERN's Large Hadron Collider has successfully teleported small particles, a concept predicted by quantum theory for decades.
