AI’s Unquenchable Thirst Reaches for Fossil Fuels Two billion eight hundred million dollars. That’s the sum xAI, Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence venture, plans to invest in natural gas turbines to power its Read More
The Whimsical Facade of Pixel Customization Sameer Samat, Android’s ecosystem head, threw the disco ball question into the X feed on May 19, 2026: “Should we make this icon pack happen on Android??” Three days later, Read More
The Shifting Goalposts of Orbital Success A rocket splashing down on target after a maiden flight is not typically described as ‘mostly successful.’ Yet, this curious qualifier framed much of the commentary following the first Read More
The Regulator’s Tightrope Walk with Algorithmic Bias The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, a body chartered to safeguard against workplace discrimination, finds itself in an awkward embrace with artificial intelligence. On one hand, Commissioner Read More
The Fan App as a Trojan Horse for Enterprise AI Ferrari’s decision to partner with IBM for its fan engagement strategy is not merely about bringing the Tifosi closer to Charles Leclerc or Carlos Read More
The Quiet Passing of an Era The annual induction of astronauts into the US Astronaut Hall of Fame consistently feels like a quiet nod to history, often years, if not decades, removed from the public’Read More
The New Front in Economic Warfare The Center for Biological Diversity’s recent petition to the U.S. government, requesting sanctions against China over egregious shark finning practices, appears on its face to be a Read More
The Speed of the Pivot: Risk Aversion in Hyperdrive Barely two days after a flagship product’s conclusion, a major platform operator, much like Prime Video’s rapid unveiling of Vought Rising following The Boys Read More
When ‘Anonymized’ Data Becomes a Voice The US National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has just thrown a wrench into the gears of public accountability, not because of a cybersecurity breach, but out of sheer algorithmic Read More
The Federal Communications Commission, a body theoretically insulated from political whims, is openly leveraging its regulatory power to investigate ABC’s talk show The View, framing the inquiry around whether it constitutes a “bona fide Read More