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Geoffrey Fowler

Geoffrey Fowler

Technology Columnist at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Technology

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Recent Articles

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Review | We asked 5 AI helpers to write tough emails. One was a clear winner.

Drafting emails is one of the most common work and home uses for AI. But which bot is worth your time and money?
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Column | Delete your DNA from 23andMe right now

The genetic information company declared bankruptcy on Sunday, and California’s attorney general has issued a privacy “consumer alert.”
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Column | I let ChatGPT’s new ‘agent’ manage my life. It spent $31 o...

Operator, the new AI that can reach into the real world, wants to act like your personal intern. Here’s what it’s good at, bad at — and when it went rogue.
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Column | You can finally press ‘reset’ on your Instagram feed. Here...

Algorithms that just don’t get you are ruining your Instagram, TikTok and YouTube. Now you can do something about it.
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Column | Banning TikTok hasn’t made us safe

TikTok is gone (at least for now). But your privacy and kids are still at risk.
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Apple halts AI feature that made iPhones hallucinate about news

iPhones with Apple Intelligence will temporarily be losing notification summaries on news and entertainment apps.
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Column | On roads teeming with robotaxis, crossing the street can b...

Our tech columnist captured multiple video of Waymo self-driving cars failing to stop for him at a crosswalk. How does an AI learn how to break the law?
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Column | Should you trust an AI-assisted doctor? I visited one to see.

Our tech columnist visits a doctor assisted by AI. He finds potential and worrisome questions about whether it’s accurate, biased or always useful in health care.
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Column | You’re overexposed online. This service fixes 223 privacy ...

There’s a simple and effective new way to deep clean your privacy and security on Facebook, Google, X and more, from a startup called Block Party.
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Column | You can now get Apple Intelligence with iOS 18.1, but you ...

Apple’s AI still doesn’t do much — and sometimes acts quite dumb. We tested the new features in iOS 18.1 to find out what works well and still needs work.
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Column | Don’t say ‘vote’: How Instagram hides your political posts

Our tech columnist investigates how Meta’s Instagram, Facebook and Threads suppress content related to the election. Even discussing how to vote isn’t safe.