The trailer for A Minecraft Movie just dropped,and die-hard fans of the best-selling video game have plenty to say about it.
Who creates the symbols so many of us now use to communicate? How do they get on our phones? And why can’t we all agree on what each one actually means?
Constitutional law expert Anne Twomey says the proposed law has a big problem:“When it talks about what’s ‘reasonably verifiable’ as false,how do you decide?”
Key senators are blockading a divisive government plan to crack down on lies in major public debates.
It’s a word renowned for its versatility – some even call it “magical”. So why is it still so offensive?
The company says everything that made it the preferred search engine is still there and that it also has quick answers via the bot.
Kick markets itself as more permissive than Twitch,the industry’s dominant live-steaming site,and it appears unwilling to enforce basic standards
Turbulence has triggered a rebirth of independent games,which in turn has seen a more diverse pool of people join the industry.
Twenty-five years ago,Google’s minimalist search engine was a revelation. What would happen if the US government moved to break up its dominance?
Amid mounting concerns about deepfakes and AI-generated misinformation,one tech giant thinks it has an answer.
A ban of any kind is a blunt instrument. Australia must invest more in learning about the problems – and advantages – of social media use for teenagers.