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Techable VC founder Amulya Vishwanath argues hardware is still in its 'Lego era'.
Former Nvidia executive Amulya Vishwanath says robotics is in a foundational 'Lego era,' challenging the belief that a single AI model will instantly revolutionize physical automation.
AI companies face mounting legal liabilities and FTC scrutiny as the industry confronts the realities of rogue agents, deepfakes, and consumer harm.
The Surface Laptop Ultra showcases Nvidia’s power, yet practical AI workflows remain frustratingly beta.
Microsoft teams with Nvidia on a stunning $5,900 laptop for local AI, but buggy software and inefficient models reveal the gap between hardware promises and reality.
How continuous civic voting and IoT sensors are transforming urban governance into a collective intelligence.
New AI-driven models suggest the smallest unit of consciousness may be a civic vote, turning daily complaints into building blocks for smart city decision-making.
As France, the UK, and the EU move to ban minors from social media, new research shows teens easily circumvent age gates. Experts argue these restrictions push youth toward riskier corners of the web and invade privacy for everyone.
Coding agents drive 2x growth in hobbyist plugins and mods while major apps remain unchanged.
Analysis shows AI is fueling a 2x boom in modestly successful software projects like plugins and mods, rather than creating new blockbuster applications.
Experts argue for compensating creators and preserving jobs to sustain the consumer economy.
As AI threatens widespread job displacement and unchecked content scraping, new frameworks propose mandatory creator payments to ensure economic sustainability and continued innovation.
Anthropic’s new policy banning cruelty to Claude sparks a fierce debate: does AI consciousness matter, or does it risk empowering tech giants and endangering human safety?
A new Rust CLI tool reduces the overhead of parsing OpenAI-compatible chat completion streams.
Developers struggle with noisy LLM streams; sjq filters out massive JSON envelopes to reveal only tokens, timing, and reasoning content in real-time.
Strategies for managing AI tool overload, code governance, and developer burnout.
As AI tools accelerate faster than ever, engineering leaders face mounting fatigue. New research reveals how healthcare teams are navigating AI overload, governance gaps, and emotional strain.
A parallel track for algorithmic adjudication might solve the backlog crisis without sacrificing justice.
With court backlogs exceeding 54 million cases and AI-generated filings spiking to 18%, a new proposal suggests creating public AI arbitration tracks to save human judges for critical decisions.
Developers worry that without specialized security tools, general-purpose AI may generate vulnerable software by default.
As reliance on everyday AI assistants grows, a growing concern emerges: are default models producing code that is inherently less secure than what specialized, privacy-focused alternatives can offer?
Critics argue AI-driven warfare, termed hyperwar, has exacerbated civilian casualties in the Middle East, raising ethical questions about US military strategy and tech leadership.
Ukrainian strikes on Yandex data centers failed to disrupt Kremlin-linked disinformation networks, as bot traffic remains steady and claims of reduced trolling appear to be false.
Psychological divide explains why excitement over AI tools is not universal.
A growing cultural divide separates those who find joy in AI-generated outcomes from those who value the creative process itself.
Anthropic warns Chinese open model poses major cyberattack risk
A fresh flare-up in the open versus closed AI debate has safety advocates warning that freely downloadable models pose serious cyberthreats, while supporters argue they prevent corporate monopolies.
As Anthropic flags GLM-5.3 risks, the debate intensifies between open AI's democratizing benefits and the safety dangers of unfiltered, downloadable models.
As AI handles tedious tasks, the promise of becoming a one-person renaissance man fades. Experts warn that outsourcing everything risks eroding the broad skills that drive innovation.