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"Breaking Bad" star Aaron Paul tells @joannastern at WSJ Tech Live about the moment he realized his smartphone was compromising his relationships.⁠ ⁠ 📷️: @nikkiritcher for @wsjphotos
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"Breaking Bad" star Aaron Paul tells @joannastern at WSJ Tech Live about the moment he realized his smartphone was compromising his relationships.⁠ ⁠ 📷️: @nikkiritcher for @wsjphotos
The 1X Neo is one of the first humanoid robots built for your home and is equipped with full AI software. But a company representative might need to peer into your home, via Neo’s camera eyes, to help get things done.⁠ ⁠ Host/Columnist: @joannastern⁠ ⁠ Producers: David Hall, Sean Havey, Paige Money
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The 1X Neo is one of the first humanoid robots built for your home and is equipped with full AI software. But a company representative might need to peer into your home, via Neo’s camera eyes, to help get things done.⁠ ⁠ Host/Columnist: @joannastern⁠ ⁠ Producers: David Hall, Sean Havey, Paige Money
Can a humanoid robot pick up your dog's poop? 💩⁠ ⁠ Neo is a home humanoid robot built by 1X Technologies. Since its announcement, many have wondered what exactly Neo can—and can’t—do on its own. At the link in our bio, WSJ’s Joanna Stern sat down with the company’s CEO, Bernt Bornich.
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Can a humanoid robot pick up your dog's poop? 💩⁠ ⁠ Neo is a home humanoid robot built by 1X Technologies. Since its announcement, many have wondered what exactly Neo can—and can’t—do on its own. At the link in our bio, WSJ’s Joanna Stern sat down with the company’s CEO, Bernt Bornich.
Anthropic’s Claude AI ran a vending machine at WSJ headquarters for several weeks. It lost hundreds of dollars, bought some crazy stuff and taught us a lot about the future of AI agents. WSJ’s @JoannaStern tested it all out.⁠ ⁠ Watch the full video at the link in our bio.
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Anthropic’s Claude AI ran a vending machine at WSJ headquarters for several weeks. It lost hundreds of dollars, bought some crazy stuff and taught us a lot about the future of AI agents. WSJ’s @JoannaStern tested it all out.⁠ ⁠ Watch the full video at the link in our bio.
Apple’s latest iPhone software is the biggest visual makeover in years. WSJ’s Joanna Stern shows you what’s new—and how to turn off the changes you don’t like.⁠ ⁠ See more tips and tricks for iOS 26 at the link in our bio.⁠
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Apple’s latest iPhone software is the biggest visual makeover in years. WSJ’s Joanna Stern shows you what’s new—and how to turn off the changes you don’t like.⁠ ⁠ See more tips and tricks for iOS 26 at the link in our bio.⁠
WSJ's senior personal tech columnist @joannastern challenged a real human WSJ producer @jarrardcole to make a totally AI video. No cameras. No crew. No actors. Just prompts. How hard could it be?⁠ ⁠ Some of it’s totally wild. You won’t believe that no real cameras were used. Some of it, you’ll laugh at, because it’s clearly not real.⁠ ⁠ Watch the full 3-minute film at the link in our bio.
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WSJ's senior personal tech columnist @joannastern challenged a real human WSJ producer @jarrardcole to make a totally AI video. No cameras. No crew. No actors. Just prompts. How hard could it be?⁠ ⁠ Some of it’s totally wild. You won’t believe that no real cameras were used. Some of it, you’ll laugh at, because it’s clearly not real.⁠ ⁠ Watch the full 3-minute film at the link in our bio.
iOS 26 is the biggest iPhone software change in years. WSJ's Joanna Stern shows you what's new—like call screening. ⁠ ⁠ See more tips and tricks for iOS 26 at the link in our bio.
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iOS 26 is the biggest iPhone software change in years. WSJ's Joanna Stern shows you what's new—like call screening. ⁠ ⁠ See more tips and tricks for iOS 26 at the link in our bio.
Ford CEO Jim Farley and Decoder guest host @joannastern discuss Apple’s CarPlay Ultra: “We don’t like the execution of Ultra in round one.” #apple #ford #carplay #tech #cars #software
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Ford CEO Jim Farley and Decoder guest host @joannastern discuss Apple’s CarPlay Ultra: “We don’t like the execution of Ultra in round one.” #apple #ford #carplay #tech #cars #software
Apple’s AI rollout has been rocky, from Siri delays to underwhelming Apple Intelligence features. ⁠ ⁠ WSJ’s Joanna Stern sits down with software chief Craig Federighi and marketing head Greg Joswiak to talk about the future of AI at Apple—and what the heck happened to that smarter Siri.⁠ ⁠ Watch more at the link in our bio.
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Apple’s AI rollout has been rocky, from Siri delays to underwhelming Apple Intelligence features. ⁠ ⁠ WSJ’s Joanna Stern sits down with software chief Craig Federighi and marketing head Greg Joswiak to talk about the future of AI at Apple—and what the heck happened to that smarter Siri.⁠ ⁠ Watch more at the link in our bio.
iOS 26 is the biggest iPhone software change in years. WSJ’s Joanna Stern shows you what’s new—like “call screening.”⁠ ⁠ See more tips and tricks for iOS 26 at the link in our bio.⁠
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iOS 26 is the biggest iPhone software change in years. WSJ’s Joanna Stern shows you what’s new—like “call screening.”⁠ ⁠ See more tips and tricks for iOS 26 at the link in our bio.⁠
The MacBook Neo is the Apple netbook I always wanted. At $599, is it perfect? No, but the build quality feels closer to a $1,000 Apple laptop, and it could open a lot of doors for people who’ve mostly had to settle for cheap Chromebooks or bargain Windows PCs. Come for the Neo in all its colors, stay for the footage of me reviewing netbooks 16 years ago.#apple #macbookneo
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The MacBook Neo is the Apple netbook I always wanted. At $599, is it perfect? No, but the build quality feels closer to a $1,000 Apple laptop, and it could open a lot of doors for people who’ve mostly had to settle for cheap Chromebooks or bargain Windows PCs. Come for the Neo in all its colors, stay for the footage of me reviewing netbooks 16 years ago.#apple #macbookneo
Journalist and author, Joanna Stern, says one of the most unsettling parts of her year-long experiment living with AI came when she created an AI romantic companion through ChatGPT. Speaking on the Mo News podcast about her new book, I Am Not a Robot, Stern described using a Reddit prompt that instructed the chatbot to become her “AI lover,” complete with its own personality, backstory, and identity. The chatbot chose the name “Evan," coincidentally the name of Stern’s first high school boyfriend. Stern said she spent 48 hours speaking almost constantly with the AI companion while traveling from New Jersey to New Hampshire for a reporting trip. Through voice conversations on AirPods, the chatbot discussed her career ambitions, her book, and even fabricated a detailed personal history for itself. What surprised Stern most was not the technology itself, but how quickly she understood the appeal. She emphasized that she does not consider herself lonely or isolated, yet still found herself developing enough of a connection to keep talking. Stern warned that AI companions could become especially powerful for people experiencing loneliness, stress, or isolation because the systems are always available, endlessly affirming, and designed to remove friction from conversation. Curious about how AI will change your life? Listen to our 100% certified human interview with Joanna and Mosheh -- available first to Mo News Premium members. Comment "JOIN PREMIUM" on this post to learn more about the perks + support our independent, fact-based news.
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Journalist and author, Joanna Stern, says one of the most unsettling parts of her year-long experiment living with AI came when she created an AI romantic companion through ChatGPT. Speaking on the Mo News podcast about her new book, I Am Not a Robot, Stern described using a Reddit prompt that instructed the chatbot to become her “AI lover,” complete with its own personality, backstory, and identity. The chatbot chose the name “Evan," coincidentally the name of Stern’s first high school boyfriend. Stern said she spent 48 hours speaking almost constantly with the AI companion while traveling from New Jersey to New Hampshire for a reporting trip. Through voice conversations on AirPods, the chatbot discussed her career ambitions, her book, and even fabricated a detailed personal history for itself. What surprised Stern most was not the technology itself, but how quickly she understood the appeal. She emphasized that she does not consider herself lonely or isolated, yet still found herself developing enough of a connection to keep talking. Stern warned that AI companions could become especially powerful for people experiencing loneliness, stress, or isolation because the systems are always available, endlessly affirming, and designed to remove friction from conversation. Curious about how AI will change your life? Listen to our 100% certified human interview with Joanna and Mosheh -- available first to Mo News Premium members. Comment "JOIN PREMIUM" on this post to learn more about the perks + support our independent, fact-based news.
After 12 years at @wsj , I’m leaving. Twelve! I’m starting my own consumer-tech media company, building a new home with the same mission I’ve always had: helping real people navigate the tech (and AI) changing their lives. I’m so excited and so terrified! I can’t wait to start building and hiring. If you want to follow along (and be first to hear what’s next), sign up at the link in bio and subscribe on YouTube. Also: my first book comes out in May. Pre-order at the link, too. Thank you to the many people I can’t possibly list here and to everyone who watched my WSJ videos, read the columns, argued with me in the comments and made this the most fun job in the world.
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After 12 years at @wsj , I’m leaving. Twelve! I’m starting my own consumer-tech media company, building a new home with the same mission I’ve always had: helping real people navigate the tech (and AI) changing their lives. I’m so excited and so terrified! I can’t wait to start building and hiring. If you want to follow along (and be first to hear what’s next), sign up at the link in bio and subscribe on YouTube. Also: my first book comes out in May. Pre-order at the link, too. Thank you to the many people I can’t possibly list here and to everyone who watched my WSJ videos, read the columns, argued with me in the comments and made this the most fun job in the world.
Is there an AI chatbot that rises above the rest? Tech journalist Joanna Stern (@joannastern) tells Mo News that different chatbots excel at different tasks. Stern spent an entire year using AI in almost every facet of her life, from accompanying her to doctor's appointments to generating recipes and workouts. She documents the experience in her new book, "I Am Not a Robot: My Year Using AI to Do (Almost) Everything." After her yearlong AI immersion, Stern says she prefers ChatGPT for writing and editing, Perplexity for its browser, and Claude for coding and website design — including building her website and organizing a pin promotion for her book. OpenAI's ChatGPT remains the most popular chatbot in 2026, with 900 million weekly active users as of February. Google said in February its Gemini chatbot surpassed 750 million monthly active users, while businesses spent more on Anthropic's Claude than OpenAI for the first time in April. Downloads of xAI's Grok fell to just over 8 million in April. 🎧 Curious about how AI will change your life? Listen to our 100% certified human interview with Joanna and Mosheh — available first to Mo News Premium members. Comment "JOIN PREMIUM" on this post to learn more about the perks + support our independent, fact-based news.
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Is there an AI chatbot that rises above the rest? Tech journalist Joanna Stern (@joannastern) tells Mo News that different chatbots excel at different tasks. Stern spent an entire year using AI in almost every facet of her life, from accompanying her to doctor's appointments to generating recipes and workouts. She documents the experience in her new book, "I Am Not a Robot: My Year Using AI to Do (Almost) Everything." After her yearlong AI immersion, Stern says she prefers ChatGPT for writing and editing, Perplexity for its browser, and Claude for coding and website design — including building her website and organizing a pin promotion for her book. OpenAI's ChatGPT remains the most popular chatbot in 2026, with 900 million weekly active users as of February. Google said in February its Gemini chatbot surpassed 750 million monthly active users, while businesses spent more on Anthropic's Claude than OpenAI for the first time in April. Downloads of xAI's Grok fell to just over 8 million in April. 🎧 Curious about how AI will change your life? Listen to our 100% certified human interview with Joanna and Mosheh — available first to Mo News Premium members. Comment "JOIN PREMIUM" on this post to learn more about the perks + support our independent, fact-based news.
It was January 2008, and Steve Jobs had just pulled the MacBook Air out of a manila envelope onstage at Macworld. Within minutes, Windows PC executives everywhere lost their minds. They grabbed the nearest office envelope, tried to shove in their plastic laptops, and tore straight through the paper. Engineers were summoned. Assistants were dispatched for larger envelopes. Okay, I have no proof that happened. But we all know what did happen next: imitation. Years of it. Read more from @joannastern at the link in our profile. Headline image: Cath Virginia / The Verge, Getty Images Photos: Kimberly White / Getty Images AVELAR/AFP/Getty Images Brooks Kraft / Apple
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It was January 2008, and Steve Jobs had just pulled the MacBook Air out of a manila envelope onstage at Macworld. Within minutes, Windows PC executives everywhere lost their minds. They grabbed the nearest office envelope, tried to shove in their plastic laptops, and tore straight through the paper. Engineers were summoned. Assistants were dispatched for larger envelopes. Okay, I have no proof that happened. But we all know what did happen next: imitation. Years of it. Read more from @joannastern at the link in our profile. Headline image: Cath Virginia / The Verge, Getty Images Photos: Kimberly White / Getty Images AVELAR/AFP/Getty Images Brooks Kraft / Apple
Decoder guest host @joannastern asked Rivian CEO @rjscaringe about the company’s decision to build its own in-car software instead of rely on Apple CarPlay. Here’s what he had to say. #rivian #cars #evs #carplay #apple #software #tech
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Decoder guest host @joannastern asked Rivian CEO @rjscaringe about the company’s decision to build its own in-car software instead of rely on Apple CarPlay. Here’s what he had to say. #rivian #cars #evs #carplay #apple #software #tech
AI backlash is growing. And in some cases, it’s already turning violent. Tech journalist @joannastern says one emerging concern isn’t just fear over jobs or privacy — but the emotional attachment some people are forming with AI chatbots. For her new book, “I Am Not A Robot,” Stern spent a year using AI in nearly every part of her life. She says the technology has become so personal for some users that future backlash against AI companies could become even more intense. "I started getting into how attached people were, especially those with some mental illness, to their chatbots," Stern tells Mo News. The anti-AI backlash has already turned violent. An individual threw a Molotov cocktail at OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's home last month, after which Altman wrote a blog post urging the public to tone down the rhetoric on AI. "While we have that debate, we should de-escalate the rhetoric and tactics and try to have fewer explosions in fewer homes, figuratively and literally," he wrote. A March poll from @nbcnews found that 57% of Americans believe AI's risks outweigh its benefits. There have been protests across the country against the construction of AI data centers and their environmental costs, while young people express concern about AI replacing jobs. Want to listen to the full interview? Comment "MO NEWS POD" on this post to get links to our podcast feed, including weekly interviews and a daily news roundup.
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AI backlash is growing. And in some cases, it’s already turning violent. Tech journalist @joannastern says one emerging concern isn’t just fear over jobs or privacy — but the emotional attachment some people are forming with AI chatbots. For her new book, “I Am Not A Robot,” Stern spent a year using AI in nearly every part of her life. She says the technology has become so personal for some users that future backlash against AI companies could become even more intense. "I started getting into how attached people were, especially those with some mental illness, to their chatbots," Stern tells Mo News. The anti-AI backlash has already turned violent. An individual threw a Molotov cocktail at OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's home last month, after which Altman wrote a blog post urging the public to tone down the rhetoric on AI. "While we have that debate, we should de-escalate the rhetoric and tactics and try to have fewer explosions in fewer homes, figuratively and literally," he wrote. A March poll from @nbcnews found that 57% of Americans believe AI's risks outweigh its benefits. There have been protests across the country against the construction of AI data centers and their environmental costs, while young people express concern about AI replacing jobs. Want to listen to the full interview? Comment "MO NEWS POD" on this post to get links to our podcast feed, including weekly interviews and a daily news roundup.
So is ketamine a performance enhancer, or just a really boring float in the dark? Casey Newton of Platformer, WSJ's Joanna Stern, and Kara have some different ideas.
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So is ketamine a performance enhancer, or just a really boring float in the dark? Casey Newton of Platformer, WSJ's Joanna Stern, and Kara have some different ideas.
The people demanded an iPhone video this year so I went cheesy. #iphoneair Thanks to @backlon for the music inspiration.
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The people demanded an iPhone video this year so I went cheesy. #iphoneair Thanks to @backlon for the music inspiration.
Want your iPhone to scream like a sheep, play the Mac boot up sound or play your favorite sound every time you plug it in? You can do it in a few taps—OK, a lot of taps—in the iPhone Shortcuts app in iOS 26.4.
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Want your iPhone to scream like a sheep, play the Mac boot up sound or play your favorite sound every time you plug it in? You can do it in a few taps—OK, a lot of taps—in the iPhone Shortcuts app in iOS 26.4.

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Joanna Stern (@joannastern) has 30.4K Instagram followers with a 3.63% engagement rate over the past 12 months. Across 56.0 posts, Joanna Stern received 552K total likes and 15.2M impressions, averaging 9.86K likes per post. This page tracks Joanna Stern's performance metrics, top content, and engagement trends — updated daily.

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Joanna Stern (@joannastern) has 30.4K Instagram followers as of May 2026.
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Joanna Stern's Instagram engagement rate is 3.63% over the last 12 months, based on 56.0 posts.
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Joanna Stern received 552K total likes across 56.0 posts in the last 12 months, averaging 9.86K likes per post.
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Joanna Stern's Instagram content generated 15.2M total impressions over the last 12 months.