Matthew Gault is a writer covering weird tech, nuclear war, and video games. He’s worked for Reuters, Motherboard, and the New York Times.
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Never underestimate the ability of a nuclear nerd to pore through years of social media posts.
The former president lisped his way through easy questions from one of the richest men on the planet.
Images of a cooling tower belching black are frightening, but Russia says it’s all under control now.
The former president's account is posting ahead of his interview with Elon Musk.
This vibrant reminder of the human need to create art was no match for one idiot with a smart phone and a dream.
This little MS-DOS program has helped generations of writers put their thoughts to the page.
If you don’t want someone else to eventually read your disgusting secret group chat messages, you’re going to have to delete them yourself.
The social media giant's Creator Bonus Program has created a world where AI-generated spam is a business.
The Minnesota governor signed one of the country’s most consequential and expansive laws aimed at helping people fix their own stuff.
After a year in court, a U.S. Judge said Google has a monopoly over search. What comes next may take years.
U.S. trading was a bloodbath on Monday as stocks tumbled, online brokerages went dark, and fears of a recession loomed.
The tech billionaire is facing allegations of spreading misinformation in two different countries, and his Super PAC is under scrutiny.
The famous community site for strange and beautiful remixes cites copyright pressures that have "increased dramatically with takedowns and legal burden" as part of the reason.
The Governor of West Virginia defaulted on his loan and now he’s blaming the Democrats.
The pick comes at a time when CISA’s head has compared the new technology to nuclear weapons.
This is the third time this summer that the Kremlin has shown off its battlefield nukes.
The chipmaker is reportedly cutting jobs as it faces down a gloomy earnings report and a growing product scandal.
Yes, that means what you think it means.
In drama that’s playing out on Discord, the creator of a beloved video game sandbox said the Skibidi Toilet creator sent him a DMCA takedown notice.
You have to imagine the future as a dead-eyed puppet imitating your favorite content creator and spamming your feed, forever.