Navneet Alang

Artificial intelligence is becoming a greater part of our daily lives, but the technologies can contain dangerous biases and assumptions—and we're only beginning to understand the consequences.

Trump's new FCC chair, Ajit Pai, is on a mission to end net neutrality.

He's giving a whole new meaning to the term “bully pulpit.”

Snapchat's new camera-glasses, Spectacles, herald a new cultural form—for better and worse.

What Microsoft's purchase of LinkedIn heralds for the future of work.

AI will make our devices obsolete. What does that mean for human relationships to technology?

They're the only thing on the internet nobody fights about.

As society becomes more wedded to technology, it's important to consider the formulas that govern our data.

The bot revolution is nearly here. What will it look like?

They're a powerful tool, but very easy to abuse—as the recent controversy over Genius annotations shows.

No matter who prevails, your privacy is endangered.

Since coalition-building has moved online, the definition of activism has changed.

Tablets aren't dead yet, but they may as well be.

Or: How refusing to consume everything online can make your life better.

This is the way platforms end: Not with a bang, but a whimper.

What happens when we erase our online lives?