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Pinterest's CEO compared search volumes to ChatGPT following disappointing Q4 results, highlighting the platform's commercial intent but exposing deeper challenges in the AI era.
Former fintech founder Bryan Johnson sells immortality program for $1M annually. Only three spots available. The ultra-wealthy longevity craze examined.
OpenAI deploys GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark on Cerebras chips instead of NVIDIA for the first time, delivering 15x faster performance and reshaping AI hardware landscape
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[email protected]A WIRED writer let an AI agent run his life for a week. What started as convenience became a cautionary tale about digital dependency and lost autonomy.
Amazon's Ring cancels integration with Flock Safety after intense user backlash, highlighting growing tension between smart home convenience and surveillance concerns.
Sony just shadow-dropped God of War Sons of Sparta with zero warning. Is this the future of game marketing or a risky gamble?
After xAI-SpaceX merger, Elon Musk wants to build AI satellites on the moon and shoot them into deep space. Is this the future of computing or just good PR?
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[email protected]Google launches official YouTube app for Apple Vision Pro after two years. The timing reveals strategic calculations about the mixed reality market's future.
Didero raises $30M to automate global manufacturing procurement with AI. Can artificial intelligence truly replace the human complexity of supplier relationships and negotiations?
FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson accuses Apple News of suppressing conservative outlets, marking a new front in Big Tech regulation under Trump's second term.
Waymo bypassed stalled DC officials and asked residents directly to pressure lawmakers for robotaxi permits. A look at tech companies' evolving political playbook.
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[email protected]ULA's Vulcan rocket suffered another booster malfunction but still completed its mission, highlighting the space industry's approach to reliability through redundancy.