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Technology
Computing, artificial intelligence, platforms and the companies behind them.
Credibility summary
Of the 112 claims in Technology with evidence either way, 98% held up.
Showing 821-840 of 963 claims
Infiniti QX80 is getting a Sport Grade
Chevy Corvette ZR1X starts under $210000
Study finds some ADAS encourages risky driving
Buick Electra Orbit Concept is gorgeous
Bugatti Brouillard is a horse-themed hypercar
Volvo XC90 XC40 Subaru Crosstrek Ford Mustang Mach-E were spared from theft 2022-2024
Electrified vehicles are undesirable to thieves Tesla and Toyota RAV4 Prime are least stolen
Most Camaro thefts occurred in California and Texas
Acura TLX AWD variants are second to ZL1 at 21 times the average theft rate
National average for 2010-2015 vehicles is 1.3 claims per 1000 insured vehicles
2016-2024 Camaros had 18.3 theft claims per 1000 insured vehicles in March 2024
Software issue coincided with 2016 keyless push-button start system
Camaro theft rate rose sharply starting in 2023 through 2024
Camaro thefts are relatively new according to IIHS data
Chevrolet offers free updates to 2020-2024 Camaro owners
Chevrolet acknowledged faulty software in March 2025
Chevrolet Camaro thieves clone key fobs unlike Hyundai and Kia thefts
Thieves make new Camaro fobs via OBD-II ports
More expensive more powerful ZL1 is stolen more often than standard Camaro
Muscle cars have often topped this list thieves are attracted to vehicles with high horsepower Matt Moore said
Recently analyzed in Technology
Federal Aviation Administration officials raised concerns agency needed more time information to assess technology risk to commercial aircraft
The New York Times
A Super Bowl ad raises questions about doorbell cameras
The New York Times
Notice of intent to sue alleges xAI built illegal de facto power plant polluting Mississippi communities to power data center
Zoë Hitzig a researcher at OpenAI announced her resignation in The New York Times describing how the tool could use people's intimate data to target them with ads
The New York Times
Tech companies can pursue options that could keep tools broadly available while limiting incentives to surveil profile and manipulate users
The New York Times