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Geoffrey Fowler

Geoffrey Fowler

Technology Columnist at The Washington Post

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Recent Articles

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Analysis | Testing Tesla’s Autopilot recall, I don’t feel much safer — and neither should you

On the streets of San Francisco, Tesla’s updated driver-assistance software still took the wheel in places it wasn’t designed to handle, including blowing through stop signs.
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Expert strategies that (really) help kids reduce screen time

Four strategies to reset your family’s relationship with screen time from the surgeon general, parents and researchers who know what kids actually do online.
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Analysis | Apple’s new Vision Pro is a privacy mess waiting to happen

The Vision Pro, arriving Friday, brings us a whole new dimension of privacy risks. Apple appears to have only partial solutions.
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Review | TurboTax and H&R Block now use AI for tax advice. It’s awful.

In our tech columnist’s tests, new chatbots in popular tax services were unhelpful or wrong as much as half of the time.
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Column | IPhone 16 is all about Apple Intelligence. Previews show i...

The new iPhone 16 is all about artificial intelligence. But the iPhone does an uncomfortable amount of making things up in tests of its pre-release software.
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Apple’s new iOS 18 upgrade doesn’t fix the ‘green bubble’ problems

Yes, there are still green bubbles — and security compromises that Apple could have avoided.
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Column | My chat with soulless AI Judi Dench, coming soon to your F...

Hear our tech columnist’s chat with the AI celebrity voices coming to the chatbot built into Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.
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Column | No time to read? Google’s new AI will turn anything into a...

Google’s NotebookLM turns documents you upload into an AI-generated ‘deep dive’ podcast. Should you trust it?
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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.
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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 | 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.