In the 1990s, the U.S. government limited what young people could see online, but lost a court fight challenging those rules. Now it’s happening again. https://nyti.ms/3LjZXvM
In an update on the first flight of the most powerful rocket ever, Elon Musk offered a timeline of what went wrong while staying optimistic about forthcoming launches. https://nyti.ms/3AGi7mA
As other tech companies returned to growth, Snap continued to struggle with advertising sales and lost money in the first quarter. https://nyti.ms/3VgCZKg
The billionaire plans to compete with OpenAI, the ChatGPT developer he helped found, while calling out the potential harms of artificial intelligence. https://nyti.ms/3oDyLjK
The owner of Facebook and Instagram reported a 3 percent revenue increase in the latest quarter, even as spending rose and profits fell. https://nyti.ms/41EYNBL
The decision barring the takeover of a big video game publisher is a major loss for Microsoft, which also faces pushback from U.S. regulators. https://nyti.ms/41U4RGc
The Biden administration announced its strategy for the National Semiconductor Technology Center, a string of facilities aimed at propelling U.S. innovation. https://nyti.ms/3NhR8oH
Neuroscientists are examining how fish navigate their world using different brain circuits unlike than those relied on by mammals like us. https://nyti.ms/44369k3
The decline over the first three months of 2022 was primarily the result of the short-term costs of job cuts and slower sales in China. https://nyti.ms/3n5XyNa
The two hosts took very different approaches, but the decisions by Fox News and CNN to shed the stars marks at least a temporary shift in the excesses of Trump-era coverage. https://nyti.ms/40GVj0m
Die Aktuelle promoted an interview as the first with the retired Formula 1 driver since a 2013 accident. But artificial intelligence had generated the responses. https://nyti.ms/420pYqF
Early adopters thought cryptocurrencies would be free from prying eyes. But tracking the flow of funds has become a big business. https://nyti.ms/3oCNj39
Residents of Port Isabel said that their city was covered in grime following SpaceX’s rocket launch on Thursday. The city said there was no “immediate concern for people’s health.” https://nyti.ms/43Sd5AB
Who wrote it, the novelist or the technology? How about both? Stephen Marche experiments with teaching artificial intelligence to write with him, not for him. https://nyti.ms/43Pdvru
Ivan Sutherland played a key role in foundational computer technologies. Now he sees a path for America to claim the mantle in “superconducting” chips. https://nyti.ms/41ljK4A
Tim Cook, the chief executive of the iPhone maker, visited Mumbai to inaugurate the store. Apple is pushing to expand its market share in India, as well as shift some production there. https://nyti.ms/3Ad9LCo
Mega-constellations built by SpaceX, Amazon and other companies could carry thousands of sensors that could aid research into gamma rays, space weather and other subjects. https://nyti.ms/3KI05VB
The tech giant is sprinting to protect its core business with a flurry of projects, including updates to its search engine and plans for an all-new one. https://nyti.ms/3A29hyZ
Recent charges, convictions and sentences all indicate that the start-up world’s habit of playing fast and loose with the truth actually has consequences. https://nyti.ms/3MMr05h
Collectors are finding that their childhood has a price — and it’s going up. When the future is frightening, it’s boom times at the nostalgia factory. https://nyti.ms/3KEG41W
Youth culture and national defense collided in a community known for edgy jokes. The YouTube celebrity it was dedicated to seemed as surprised as anyone. https://nyti.ms/3oberGt
An Apple Watch or a Garmin can draw incorrect conclusions about your health, but the broad trends may be more valuable than the numbers. https://nyti.ms/3KxYtNN
As recession fears persist, the troubles in major industries have hurt tax revenues, turning the state’s $100 billion surplus into a deficit. https://nyti.ms/3MzHDRy
The focus of the inquiry was unclear, but several former executives said they had racked up more than $1 million in expenses dealing with it and other legal issues. https://nyti.ms/3KOyNOi
Bitcoin mines cash in on electricity — by devouring it, selling it, even turning it off — and they cause immense pollution. In many cases, the public pays a price. https://nyti.ms/3MvTfVI
Francis has become a recurring favorite to show in incongruous situations, such as riding a motorcycle and attending Burning Man, in A.I.-generated images. https://nyti.ms/40URNjT
The lawyer had been closely involved in the company’s talks with the Federal Trade Commission over promises it had made on privacy. https://nyti.ms/3nVg9vq
A new program at Bowie State connects computing students directly with companies, bypassing an often harsh Silicon Valley vetting process. https://nyti.ms/43cPzhc
The video-sharing app inappropriately allowed access by more than one million underage children in the United Kingdom in 2020, regulators said. https://nyti.ms/3nLhHbl
A marketing professor gave his students a challenge: If they made a video that got a million views, the final exam would be canceled. https://nyti.ms/3zw4jdK
The promised changes to the platform’s verification program have been slow. Attention has focused instead on the image of a doge in place of the blue Twitter bird. https://nyti.ms/40Vdhgf
This YouTube talk show’s premise is simple: Disarm celebrities with deep-cut questions and scorchingly spicy wings. Nearly 300 episodes later, the recipe still works. https://nyti.ms/3KpNZjR
A small company, Astrolab, announced a deal with SpaceX to send a robotic version of its transport vehicle to the lunar surface and help deploy other company’s payloads. https://nyti.ms/3ZsUBDf