The Guardian
22 articles in the Truth Foundry index. Each links out to the original.
- Telstra CEO Vows Bonus Review After Nationwide Network Outage · Telstra CEO Vicki Brady promises to review executive bonuses following a major nationwide network failure.
- AI-Powered Drone Locates Lost Hikers in Kosciuszko National Park · Australian rescue team uses AI drone to find two hikers lost in Kosciuszko within five hours.
- Dyson HushJet Mini Cool Fan Review: Powerful but Loud · Dyson's powerful handheld fan delivers strong airflow but generates significant noise levels.
- Cory Doctorow Debunks AI Apocalypse Claims and Warns of Corporate Automation Delusions · Author Cory Doctorow argues AI will not replace humans but creates a massive speculative bubble driven by bosses' fantasies of total automation.
- Top 7 Power Banks Tested in the UK for Phones, Laptops, and Camping · Expert review of 17 power banks identifies best options for phones, laptops, and portability.
- Microsoft Cuts Xbox Studios as Revenue Declines Amid Hardware Crisis · Xbox plans to shutter three studios including Ninja Theory and Double Fine to cut costs after revenue halved.
- Pennsylvania Residents Oppose Datacenter Plans Amid Political Gridlock · Local opposition and state political battles halt datacenter construction near Philadelphia.
- Online Racism Against First Nations People Severe Mental Health Impact · First Nations Australians report severe mental health toll from viral racist content and toxic online algorithms.
- Review: The 7th Guest Remake Revives Classic Horror with Flawed Controls · The 7th Guest Remake offers a spirited reboot of a ghost story classic with improved visuals but frustrating controls.
- Guardian Reviews 11 Robot Vacuums in UK, Naming Top Picks for 2026 · Tech reviewer tests 11 robot vacuums in a UK home to find the best models for various needs.
- Summer Game Fest Reveals Single-Player Renaissance, Horror Surge, and Y2K Nostalgia · Summer Game Fest highlights include a return to single-player epics, a horror game boom, and Y2K aesthetic trends.
- James Bond Video Games Evolve from Clunky Mashups to Stealth Masterpieces · The history of James Bond video games spans from disappointing arcade clones to the immersive stealth action of First Light.
- Author Reflects on AI's Role in DIY Renovations and Personal Growth · A non-expert uses AI for home renovation advice, learning that human judgment remains essential despite AI's confidence.
- OpenAI Misses IPO Moment as Rivals SpaceX and Anthropic Race to Public Markets · OpenAI struggles with monetization and internal clashes while rivals SpaceX and Anthropic prepare for record-setting AI IPOs.
- Six Practical Gadgets to Relieve Tech Neck and Achy Back Pain · Filter recommends six everyday products to help soothe muscle tension and back pain.
- Alphabet Raises $80bn in Equity to Fund Massive AI Infrastructure Spending · Alphabet plans an $80bn equity raise to fund AI infrastructure and tax obligations.
- Critics Oppose Palantir's Role in British State Amid Data Concerns · Activists and politicians oppose Palantir's contracts with UK government agencies over data privacy and sovereignty fears.
- Hackers Exploit Meta AI Support Bot to Hijack Obama and Other High-Profile Instagram Accounts · Cybercriminals used Meta's AI support assistant to bypass security protocols and reset passwords on major Instagram accounts.
- Anthropic Files Confidentially for US IPO, Valued at $965 Billion · Anthropic confidentially files for a US IPO, becoming the world's most valuable AI startup.
- Tech Billionaires Pour Hundreds of Millions into California 2026 Primary Elections · Silicon Valley billionaires spend record sums to influence California politics and regulations ahead of the June primary.
- Nex Playground Motion Console Revives Family Gaming with AI Tracking · Nex Playground launches in the UK as a compact, camera-based motion gaming console for families.
- Documentary Examines AI's Dark History in Eugenics and Race Politics · Documentary 'Ghost in the Machine' critiques AI's historical ties to eugenics and race politics through a polemical lens