AI
AI agents are going live faster than companies can govern them
Opinion piece argues that enterprises are deploying AI agents faster than they can establish governance frameworks to control and oversee them responsibly.
Opinion & Editorials
Columns, editorials and think pieces from across the industry.
Gadgets
Reuters and the WSJ on the Duo Launch
Coverage of Apple's Duo foldable phone launch in Austin, with multiple reviewers expressing reservations about its practicality for mainstream users due to ergonomic and software limitations.
Gadgets
MKBHD’s Duo Review
A commentary on MKBHD's review of the Google Duo, critiquing the focus on third-party app compatibility while praising the device's polished design despite middling core features.
Gadgets
Apple Built a Photo-Realistic Functional Original iPod for Apple Music’s 404 Page
Apple created a photo-realistic, functional original iPod Easter egg on Apple Music's 404 page to commemorate the device's 25th anniversary.
Gadgets
Chan Karunamuni on the Duo’s Open/Close Translucent Transition
Apple designer Chan Karunamuni discusses the iPhone Duo's open/close transition, which uses perceptual focal plane bending to create a seamless dual-display experience.
AI
The AI infrastructure race: I’ve seen this movie before
A former Luminar CTO argues tech companies, not traditional providers, will define AI infrastructure standards, similar to how Tesla and Waymo shaped autonomous driving.
Enterprise
Cybersecurity awareness in the age of AI: Why human oversight still matters
A Securonix executive discusses the need for human oversight in cybersecurity, citing warnings from AI leaders about risks during a UN Security Council meeting.
Startups
VCs, Superhuman Mail founder share red flags about product market fit
Top VCs from Iconiq and Sapphire Ventures, along with Superhuman Mail founder Rahul Vohra, discuss key red flags and best practices for achieving product-market fit.
Gadgets
My experience suggests Apple Glasses will only sell to existing eyeglasses wearers
Opinion piece analyzing potential Apple Glasses market appeal based on comparable existing smart eyewear products.
AI
In AI, it’s a tale of two diverging investor classes
Investor sentiment on AI diverges sharply: some view it as a massive opportunity while others see rising infrastructure costs and public skepticism as warning signs of excessive risk.
More Tech
Netflix can’t fire its way out of this downward spiral
Netflix undertakes major executive layoffs and restructuring, raising questions about whether cost-cutting alone can reverse the company's recent performance decline.
Enterprise
The AI-privacy paradox: Can banks innovate without compromising customer data?
Opinion piece by IDfy's COO explores the tension between banks' AI innovation needs and customer data protection obligations.
AI
Torvalds: AI is fine for competent devs, but spare us the 'drive-by' patches
Linus Torvalds defends his use of AI for Linux kernel development, rejecting criticism that it represents a decline in code standards or undue influence from the Linux Foundation.
Green Tech
OPINION: Robotics are essential for Europe’s energy transition
An opinion piece argues that robotics and automation are essential to Europe's energy transition, as aging infrastructure and workforce shortages make manual maintenance unsustainable.
Enterprise
AI agents are coming for your bank’s easy money
An opinion piece warns that autonomous AI agents pose emerging financial risks to banks through real-time autonomous decision-making during transactions.
Policy
Beyond resilience: lessons for India from the IMF-World Bank meetings
Opinion piece on India's economic growth priorities beyond GDP, emphasizing quality employment, responsible AI adoption, and resilience to global economic pressures.
AI
Introducing Machine Gods
Platformer and NPR launched Machine Gods, an AI podcast featuring episodes on misbehaving AI agents and interviews with recently fired OpenAI safety researchers discussing their concerns.