YouTube is finally being forced to follow a decades-old rule that protects kids’ privacy online. What does this mean for content creators?

The dark origins of deepfake videos and Facebook’s new policy explained.

The secret group coordinating Silicon Valley's political donations.

California’s landmark new gig work law, AB5, explained. And, the broader trend of states stepping in to regulate tech companies.

How much should we worry about Iranian hackers?

The country's strongest data privacy law just went into effect in California.

Start calling scientists.

Elon Musk: a look at the tech billionaire who wants to start a colony on Mars, build a machine to control computers with just your brain, and who thinks we probably live in a simulation.

Students across the country are graded by artificial intelligence. But can an algorithm really know how to write?

Reset’s end of year tech wrap-up episode, featuring the former Verge superstar, Adrianne Jeffries, and the current executive editor of The Verge, TC Sottek.

Google says it's reached "quantum supremacy." We break down what that means for computing and why IBM is pushing back.

As new technology enters the religious domain, how might artificial intelligence play a role?

In this episode, two stories on one theme: how tech companies interact with communities they're located in, and their impact on emergency services.

Amazon’s Ring has some safety issues. How secure are these home security systems?

The genetic genealogy website used to find the Golden State Killer has been sold to a DNA forensics company.

When we shop online, we tend to think of it as a solitary experience free of sales associates and watchful eyes. But it turns out, some companies can see every move you make in their online stores, in realtime.

Uber released its first-ever safety report. How should we feel about its numbers and what do they tell us about safety and sexual misconduct in the gig economy?

A law called FOSTA-SESTA, and it's unintended consequences.

TikTok, the video sharing app that has taken the tweens and 2019 by storm, is now facing still competition, concerns over censorship, and a federal investigation.

Why you should know about microtargeting, and how it works in political advertising

Is Elon Musk's Cybertruck the future of electric vehicles?

Electronic monitoring, often in the form of ankle bands, is on the rise within the criminal justice system—it’s viewed by some as a simple alternative to incarceration, but what impact does this tech really have on people's lives?

What's at risk when we share photos, videos or other kid content on social media? Arielle talks with Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway about when and how they share their personal family life online. Plus, Leah Plunkett, author of a new book on the subject "Sharenthood: Why We Should Think Before We Talk about Our Kids Online."

Why so many Amazon packages take a pitstop in the small town of Roundup, Montana

Iran's government shut down the internet, after widespread protests over the cost of fuel - how is that possible, and what does that mean for its people?