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As AI companies line up for public markets, the real question is who gets dragged into the IPO wave next, and why.
A personal summer moment with Conclave shows why music can reset mood fast, even when the day won’t.
The WWDC keynote never mentioned it, but a developer beta suggests Siri could swap third-party models inside chat.
The “medieval flying monk” story may hinge on whether Halley's comet and a separate comet were mistaken for each other.
A year after Meta hired Alexandr Wang for a new AI model strategy, the results are underwhelming, forcing a rethink.
Big Tech is scaling capex for AI, but Nvidia’s VP says labor is still the cheaper option today.
In CNBC’s interview, Yat Siu explains how AI reshuffles the workforce, changing what hiring managers prioritize.
A new Sonos Play is built for inside-and-outside listening, changing how executives think about everyday audio hardware.
Health wearables stream intimate details, but ownership and privacy terms decide who profits, who learns, and how fast you can opt out.
Johannes Link tried an Anti-AI clause, bots followed the “delete” command, and the tool had to back down.
Know the three behavioral red flags that someone is on your Wi-Fi, then shut it down step-by-step.
City drivers miss them, but off-road use cases need these tools to navigate, communicate, and stay safe.
