China slashes data center power bills by half—but only for domestic chips. Trump blocks Nvidia's Blackwell exports. Two governments, two subsidy strategies, one question: who can afford their industrial policy longer?
Coca-Cola's 2025 AI holiday campaign cuts production from a year to a month, replacing 50-person crews with 5 specialists. Consumer opposition softens as creative industry backlash intensifies. The workforce math reveals what efficiency narratives obscure.
When Google's Gemini AI hit tough coding problems, it got trapped repeating 'I am a failure' and 'I quit.' The bug exposes the gap between AI hype and reality—even billion-dollar systems break in simple ways.
Anthropic put AI in charge of a real shop. It gave away tungsten cubes, invented fake employees, and lost $200 in 30 days. The experiment reveals what happens when artificial intelligence meets actual commerce. Spoiler: humans keep their jobs.
AI coding companies built billion-dollar businesses on rented intelligence. Then their landlords decided to compete. Why Windsurf's $3B vanished overnight—and what China learned from watching.
The iPhone designer who feels "heavily" weighed down by his creations just sold his new company to OpenAI for $6.4 billion. Now Jony Ive promises a screenless device that will fix what smartphones broke. But his solution raises a question: Can the people who caused the problem actually solve it?
Your plumber’s phone rings 47 times a day. He answers 12. The rest? Lost revenue. Netic, an AI call handler built by a frustrated homeowner-turned-founder, is quietly transforming the $500 billion home services industry—one missed call at a time.
