China's surveillance tech, originally built with IBM and other US companies in the 2000s, is now being sold as 'control-tech-as-a-service' globally. Geedge Networks ships turnkey censorship systems to Pakistan, Myanmar, and others—all while avoiding sanctions.
Good Morning from San Francisco, 👉 The job market broke. Both sides armed themselves with AI and shot each other in
AI has trapped job seekers and employers in a dysfunctional arms race. Workers mass-produce applications with ChatGPT; companies use AI to screen them. Result: record-low hiring confidence and a market that serves nobody well.
Good Morning from San Francisco 🌉 Silicon Valley, who once begged for AI guardrails, now wants them gone. Their new battle
Good Morning from San Francisco, AI just rattled Google's $20 billion Apple deal. In court, Apple's
Jensen Huang spots $50 billion vanishing before his eyes. But Nvidia's CEO isn't blinking. As Washington tightens the AI screws on China, he's gambling on a bold strategy that could reshape tech's biggest battleground. The stakes? Nothing less than America's AI crown.
What costs a billion dollars, takes five years to build, and irritates the world's richest tech company? Tim Sweeney's gamble just changed how you'll buy everything on your iPhone—and the real price he paid goes far beyond money.
Explore insights on OpenAI's decision to retain AI technology control, causing tension with Elon Musk. Stay updated on this ongoing tech saga.
Your data isn't just collected anymore—it's remembered. Meta's new AI doesn't just know what you post, but tracks what you whisper to it in private chats. Why is Zuckerberg's latest creation keeping a "Memory file" on you? The answer might make you delete the app tonight.
Good Morning from San Francisco, 🌉 Apple swallowed its pride and tapped AI startup Anthropic to rescue its failing developer tools.
Apple CEO Tim Cook mistakenly thanks the wrong president for the expansion in US chip manufacturing.
Good Morning from San Francisco, Silicon Valley's AI giants are squabbling like schoolchildren - over chips. 🍿 Anthropic wants
What do fake pregnancies and live lobsters have to do with AI chips? Everything, says one tech giant. Nothing but fear-mongering, snaps the other. Silicon Valley's newest feud exposes how far some will go to keep America's AI edge.
☀️ Good Morning from San Francisco, Silicon Valley's elite can't decide if AI will replace humans or
Xiaomi just crashed the AI party. The Chinese tech giant unveiled MiMo, its first large language model, marking a dramatic shift from smartphones and electric cars to artificial intelligence.
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