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NYC bans the use of generative AI tools in public schools for students through eighth grade

NYC public schools are taking a year without generative AI tools.

Google won’t be forced to sell its ad exchange following antitrust ruling

A judge previously determined that Google illegally monopolized a pair of ad tech markets.

Modding platform Nexus Mods now owns SteamDB

Nexus Mods said the community-led SteamDB site will operate as it always has, while becoming stronger and better resourced.

Rare, working Apple I computer heads to auction

The same Apple I computer sold for over $671,000 in 2013.

Digital scans of more than 153 million driver’s licenses leaked to the dark web

The source could be an ID verification service in Louisiana, though the FBI has opened an investigation.

Uber is cutting around 3,000 jobs in the name of efficiency

The company is also asking almost all remote employees to move to an office.

Nintendo’s surprise free update for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on Switch 2 includes eight-player split-screen

The nine-year-old game that keeps giving.

Star Wars Zero Company is a great game that’s busted and may never be fixed

It’s hard to be confident about Star Wars Zero Company’s future after the studio that made it furloughed most of its staff.

United Airlines will deliver food and other essentials to your gate

United Airlines is testing a new offering that will let you order food from its app and have it delivered to your gate.

How to reset an Apple TV remote

Tips for fixing connection issues with the remote for Apple’s streaming box.