Adobe MAX, the software company’s annual conference, revealed some pretty eye-popping AI tools.

California moves to teach students about labor laws as child labor violations increase nationwide.

Drive-thru times, the oldest skydiver, a big robot, and more wild numbers.

A former DuckDuckGo exec who attended Google’s antitrust trial spotted something odd about the company’s algorithm.

San Francisco is so expensive that it’s kind of a deal to drop $700/month to sleep in a box.

Fancy wine, a bigger boat, teens texting, and more wild numbers.

Las Vegas’ giant, expensive Sphere is now open, offering a high-tech immersive venue that sounds, well, pretty intense.

Getty Images once refused AI-generated content. Now, it has its own image generator.

Yelp is cracking down on fake reviews with a little public shaming.

Brands are slapping their names on condos, offering loyal customers a lifestyle experience.

The latest in the Expendables franchise debuts against box office headwinds.

Gen Z actively wants to pursue influencing as a career — even more than being a rock star or an astronaut.

MGM’s high-profile hack sheds light on how devastating cyberattacks can be — but who’s responsible?

Brands can face consequences for dangerous marketing stunts. Paqui’s One Chip Challenge is just the latest.

Another gross CEO moment shows off the increasing gulf between classes.

As the Internet of Things grows, vulnerabilities emerge in all sorts of devices — even sex toys.

Plus: Local news gets a big boost, and SpaceX has some fixing to do before its next Starship launch.

Some senior staff at YouTube worry that, in chasing TikTok, Shorts is crushing the platform’s long-form content.

Foragers suspect AI-generated books are appearing on Amazon, which could be pretty dangerous for unsuspecting mushroom hunters.

When AI trains on AI-generated data, it goes haywire.

Why Buck Mason bought a Pennsylvania factory to make T-shirts.

Another group of deep-pocketed investors want to build a brand new city. Will this one happen?

Meta’s ban on Canadian news is part of a larger pattern of upending and preventing access to information.

Do dating apps decide who we deserve to date?

Music: Not Impossible makes backpacks and devices that allow users to feel up to 24 different sounds at once as vibrations.

Buildings make us feel things. So how do we make them feel good?

Child influencers can make bank. Illinois is making sure they see some of that cash.

Disney will lose $250m on the epic Star Wars immersive experience it’s closing after just 18 months.

The Internet Archive is being sued again, this time by music publishers.