Mark Zuckerberg

Mark Zuckerberg is making a huge bet on AI, which is already keeping users more engaged on the company’s apps and selling more advertising

New option comes after pressure from the watchdog, which told Meta to give people more control over their data

In his naively optimistic memoir, This Is for Everyone, the inventor of the internet offers hopey-changey platitudes

The gadget, priced at $800, allows the wearer to see video, text messages or translation services via a private display — but a demonstration went awry

The inventor of the worldwide web tells Decca Aitkenhead what has gone wrong with his creation and why he’s still optimistic about its future

The iPhone may be the greatest product of this century for some people but I prefer the Tangle Teezer

The former Lib Dem leader left politics behind to work for Facebook. In How to Save the Internet, he stands up for Zuckerberg and big tech

As Mark Zuckerberg’s right-hand man, Nick Clegg became a tech millionaire. So why does he seem so happy to have left ‘cultureless’ Silicon Valley behind?

AI may not bring the job losses we fear but it’s concentrating wealth in a tiny, tax-avoiding coterie

Services on Meta and elsewhere appear to offer limitless support but could harm mental health — and disclaimers that they aren’t real may confuse young users