AI Giants Are Hiring Weapons Experts. Should We Be Terrified?
Anthropic and OpenAI are recruiting weapons specialists to safeguard AI systems. But experts warn the cure might be worse than the disease.
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When a Crossword Clue Reminds You How Massive Apple Really Is
The NYT Mini Crossword accidentally highlights just how wild corporate valuations have become in 2026.
The SEC Wants to Kill Quarterly Earnings. Here's Why That Actually Matters
The SEC is considering letting public companies report earnings twice yearly instead of quarterly. Here's what it means for startups and founders.
Alibaba's New Smart Glasses Are Giving Meta Reasons to Worry
Alibaba just launched Qwen smart glasses that could shake up the AR wearables market. Here's what makes them worth paying attention to.
Nvidia's Quiet Exit from OpenAI and Anthropic Tells a More Complex Story
Jensen Huang says Nvidia is done investing in OpenAI and Anthropic. But the real reason is messier than he's letting on.
NYT Mini Crossword March 5: When Slow-Moving Creatures Trip You Up
Breaking down today's tricky Mini Crossword puzzle, including that sneaky 1-Down clue that had solvers second-guessing themselves.
Apple's $599 MacBook Neo Isn't the Only Game in Town Anymore
Apple just dropped a budget MacBook. But Windows laptops are offering serious competition with better specs at lower prices.
Anthropic vs OpenAI: The AI Safety Showdown Nobody Expected
Anthropic's CEO slams OpenAI's defense deal as 'safety theater' while the public votes with their feet—uninstalling ChatGPT en masse.
Apple Music's New AI Tagging System Puts the Burden on Labels (And That's the Problem)
Apple Music is rolling out AI content tags, but relying on manual flagging misses the bigger transparency issue in music streaming.
Waymo's Self-Driving Crisis: When Robots Can't Handle Real Life
Waymo faces mounting safety incidents including blocked ambulances, school bus violations, and NTSB investigations. Is autonomous tech ready for cities?
Apple's $599 MacBook Neo is a Weird Bet That Actually Makes Sense
Apple just launched a budget MacBook with an iPhone chip. Here's why it matters and who it's really for.
TikTok's Privacy Gamble: Why It's Rejecting Encryption Everyone Else Wants
TikTok refuses end-to-end encryption to protect users from harm. Is it genuine safety or clever PR? We dig into the controversy.
