Does using Facebook cause a lot of psychological harm?

A new study from the University of Oxford's Internet Institute has found that there isn't any evidence to suggest that using Facebook causes a...

Safe or not? New labels to show if your smart device protects your privacy

Think of a time when you bought a product that had a sticker or label on it, indicating that it was energy efficient or...

Can AI understand feelings?

You've probably chatted with a computer program, like OpenAI's ChatGPT, and thought it was a person. These are called large language models, or LLMs...

Scientists find how to combat fake news with advanced technology

Every day, people around the world log on to the internet and social media to find out the latest news. But the spread of...

Scientists decipher the secrets of Benjamin Franklin’s paper money

Benjamin Franklin is famous for many inventions, but now, a team from the University of Notre Dame has discovered that he should also be...

Pricey clothes don’t always promise durability, study reveals

Ever thought that spending more on clothes means they'll last longer? A new study by the School of Design suggests that the price tag doesn't...

Are AI chatbots just high-tech Magic 8 Balls? Expert weighs in

Have you ever played with a Magic 8 Ball, asking it a question and then eagerly waiting for the random answer it'll show? Now, imagine...

The hidden cost of student debt: a mounting mental health crisis

The Supreme Court’s recent dismissal of student loan relief has left many borrowers grappling with disappointment and resignation. According to new research from the University...

Why new facial-recognition airport screenings are raising concerns

With the busiest travel season of the year in full swing, visitors to Denver International Airport and at least 24 other U.S. airports are...

Threads is latest social media option, but raises privacy concerns

Threads, a new Meta social media platform that launched this week, is giving users—already surpassing more than 30 million people—an alternative to Twitter. Nazanin Andalibi,...