Four technology policy experts debate whether the EU has declared war on Silicon Valley. ...

The social media company says it will more closely monitor foreign outlets, and warn users when posts are considered false—unless they're from politicians.  ...

Miles Taylor as chief of staff to DHS undersecretary Kirstjen Nielsen, publicly defending his boss's implementation of the #MuslimBan ethnic cleansing policy and helping to implement the family separation #KidsInCages policy.

Now he is a Google "government affairs and public policy manager" who styles himself the company's "head of national security policy engagement."

Documents seen by BuzzFeed ...

At the height of the #MeToo movement, giant management consulting firm Ersnt and Young (AKA "EY") sent a group of women to Power-Presence-Purpose, a "leadership and empowerment" workshop led by Marsha Clark, who advised them that "Women’s brains absorb information like pancakes soak up syrup so it’s hard for them to focus" and "Men’s brains ...

Democracy is a kumbaya potluck where the whole class is invited. Silicon Valley's democratization, meanwhile, caters to infinite constituencies of one. ...

Sure, youth and innocence are great. But what if experience is even greater? We might get more innovation if we let the elders take the lead. ...

A paper from Google leaked last month claimed its researchers had achieved “quantum supremacy.” Now, IBM says Google rigged the test. ...

SoftBank expected to inject as much as $5B in the struggling business. ...

Nest is a home automation company that Google bought in 2014, turned into an independent unit of Alphabet, then re-merged with Google again in 2018 (demonstrating that the "whole independent companies under Alphabet" thing was just a flag of convenience for tax purposes); the company has always focused on "ease of use" over security and ...

The software can help developers constrain their creations so they don't make bad decisions. ...