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Flight data shows the Gulfstream jet crisscrossing the country as Musk bounced around from meetings to parties.

We are pleased to announce a new editing structure on the Business desk aimed at elevating the work of our growing technology team, a critical pillar of Washington Post journalism.

Inside the hacks that lock down computer systems and damage businesses.

We break down the most cost-effective way to watch the Summer Olympics — from streaming to social media.

The money and power flooding into AI are warping and intensifying the typical Silicon Valley gold rush, now set to explode with the launch of GPT-4.

Amazon is the latest tech giant to announce layoffs. Tens of thousands have lost their jobs as pandemic overspending, high interest rates and recession fears hit home.

Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen testified about the risks of social media for kids. If you're a parent worried about your children, here are some things you can do.

Here's what I learned writing The Technology 202.

Much like the tech industry itself, the Halloween festivities have rapidly scaled from an organic attempt at connection into something unrecognizable.

The Post tested the reliability of Microsoft’s Bing AI chatbot by asking it 47 tough questions and then evaluating its sources.

Administrators see them as an intensifying distraction — or, worse, a tax on students’ mental health.

Danielle comes to us from Fortune, where she was a tech writer covering big Internet companies, from legislative matters to workplace issues.

After months of virtual silence, TikTok’s chief executive, Shou Zi Chew, is preparing for the fight of his professional life, meeting with members of Congress and state governors as part of an...

The Tesla CEO’s fresh offer to buy Twitter for $44 billion represents a win for the firm’s board. But Musk is almost sure to transform the company.

Elon Musk’s phone was flooded with the thoughts of key advisers, peers and close confidants: Jack Dorsey, Joe Rogan and Gov. Ron DeSantis, the text messages reveal.

Service providers use their lock on neighborhoods — and a lack of rules — to take advantage of us. Here’s how to spot their tricks.

You don’t tell TikTok what you want to see. It tells you. And the internet can’t get enough.

Lawmakers interrogate the chief executive officers of Google, Facebook and Twitter on the role their companies have played in promoting extremism and spreading misinformation.

The Post’s Geoffrey Fowler, Heather Kelly and Reed Albergotti will answer all your questions regarding tracking and privacy settings on Wednesday, April 28, at 3 p.m. Eastern time.

The university has a new landmark that's famous for all the wrong reasons: One of America’s most notorious alleged white-collar criminals is detained there.

We are excited to announce Gerrit De Vynck is joining The Washington Post as our AI and algorithms reporter, based in San Francisco. Gerrit will focus on telling the story of Google and its parent,...

Amazon will close 68 physical bookstores and 4-Star stores.

Despite the fraud’s growth, federal law enforcement and major crypto exchanges appear to be behind in cracking down.

A guided tour of the new Google Search Generative Experience, or SGE, coming first to people who sign up — and eventually to everyone.

A new “generative fill” AI capability can both create joyful Photoshop edits — and frightening deepfakes.

There are over 10,000 weather apps to choose from. Tech reporter Heather Kelly breaks down a few of her favorites.

Thadani comes to The Post after six years at the San Francisco Chronicle.

Media baron Rupert Murdoch announced his engagement to former model Ann Lesley Smith,66, in the New York Post; it will be his fifth marriage.

A visual guide to what Amazon learns about you through Alexa, Echo speakers, Fire TVs, Ring doorbells, Roombas and more.