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Kofi Ampadu leaves a16z as TxO program winds down, signaling broader shift in Silicon Valley's approach to diversity investing

Physical Intelligence raised over $1 billion to build ChatGPT for robots, but won't tell investors when it'll make money. Inside the race to create general-purpose robotic intelligence.

Peloton's latest layoffs target engineers as the company pivots to AI-powered hardware amid declining post-pandemic demand. What's next for fitness tech?

OpenClaw's viral AI assistant has spawned Moltbook, where AI agents socialize and share skills. What happens when our digital helpers develop their own communities?

Used EVs are hitting rock-bottom prices, with some models available for under $5,000. But there's a catch—range anxiety becomes range reality at this price point.

A confidential FBI informant revealed in 2017 that Jeffrey Epstein employed an Italian hacker who developed zero-day exploits and sold cyber weapons to governments and terrorist groups.

The Alex Pretti shooting reveals deep contradictions in how gun rights advocates respond when Second Amendment meets federal law enforcement reality.

Major gaming stocks plunged up to 24% after Google unveiled Project Genie, an AI tool that generates interactive games from text prompts.

OnlyFans pursues a $5.5 billion sale to Architect Capital, potentially transforming how creator platforms operate and monetize content in the digital economy.

Google extends Fitbit account migration deadline to May 2026, giving users more time to decide on data transfer. What this means for wearable market competition.

The Nvidia Shield Android TV from 2015 continues receiving updates in 2026. While Samsung and Google promise 7 years of support, what does this small set-top box reveal about sustainable tech?

Blue Origin halts space tourism for two years to focus on moon missions. Can Bezos catch up to SpaceX in the new space race? What this shift means for the industry.