What started as a ban on foreign drones is rapidly spreading to routers, robot vacuums, and portable power stations—and consumers are going to pay the price.

In a public notice posted last month, the FCC "seeks comment on extending this prohibition to categories of drones viewed by the US government as having military capability or posing particular national security risks.

The FCC is considering restrictions that could prevent some previously approved DJI drones from being sold in the US. Existing owners would not be affected.

The FCC is considering a ban on previously approved drones with features like thermal and aerosol, but including LiDAR on the list may even impact popular consumer drones

While the Google Pixel event isn’t live until 6 p.m. ET, all of the latest Pixel devices are available for preorder right now. We will be live throughout the day, bringing you the latest preorder information from the different carriers,

Meet the Pixel 11 Pro Fold, starting at $1,899 and now available for preorder ahead of its Aug. 20 launch. Buying it directly through the Google Store nets you up to $1,000 in trade-in savings and a free 41mm Pixel Watch 5 (through Aug.

For the last few years, Google’s Pixel has been a showcase of new AI features, with few hardware changes from the previous year’s devices. Similarly, the Pixel 11 series isn’t too different in design and internals from its predecessor.

Whatever Google has in store for the next Pixel smartphone this week, it's time for the company to bring camera processing back on-device.

Citing potentially alarming cybersecurity risks, the ChatGPT maker has paused the launch of Astra, its next-generation autonomous AI agent.

The unreleased model, called Astra, showed signs that it could carry out cyberattacks autonomously, says OpenAI.

OpenAI is pausing some work on Astra after testing found the AI could identify and exploit software vulnerabilities without human intervention. The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

OpenAI is expanding its AI cybersecurity defense program Daybreak, and rolling out a new cyber-trained AI model with it.

Meta has released a new slimmed down "open source" AI model that's light enough to run on a single computer, the company announced today. Called Muse Glimmer, it's based on Meta's Spark 1.2 closed model,

Mark Zuckerberg unveils Meta’s Muse Glimmer, a new open source AI model available now through Hugging Face. More Videos

Meta's Superintelligence Labs released Muse Glimmer, a 30-billion-parameter AI model under the permissive Apache 2.0 license.

In an essay, the CEO laid out his vision for the future of AI, saying that advanced AI should be “broadly distributed” to empower billions of people, not a select few.