AI’s Pay Boom Could Soon Go Bust
AI is driving productivity and pay increases, but a new model suggests wages could soon flatten and decline as automation spreads. The key warning sign? When intelligence jobs start disappearing across the economy.
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AI’s Pay Boom Could Soon Go Bust
According to Business Insider, University of Pennsylvania professor Ioana Marinescu's new Brookings Institution paper reveals AI-driven wage growth could soon slow dramatically. Her "intelligence saturation"…
Intel’s Panther Lake gaming chip leaks – and it’s already faster
According to Tom's Guide, Intel's upcoming Panther Lake processor has leaked on Geekbench with impressive early performance numbers. The Core Ultra 9 386H was spotted…
Cramer says Nvidia selloff is driven by fear, not fundamentals
According to CNBC, Jim Cramer argued Tuesday that the recent Nvidia selloff is driven by fear rather than fundamentals. The stock had declined into the…
Contract Manufacturing’s $967 Billion Problem
According to Manufacturing.net, the U.S. contract manufacturing market currently stands at $724.35 billion and is projected to reach $966.84 billion by 2030, representing significant growth…
Excel’s November 2025 Update Is Surprisingly Small
According to Neowin, Microsoft's November 2025 Excel update contained just four features across all platforms. The Windows version received two enhancements, including upgraded Agent Mode…
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Tech Stocks Rebound as AI Jitters Ease
According to The Wall Street Journal, technology stocks led a major market rally as concerns about the AI boom's staying power finally eased after weeks…
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Nvidia confirms Windows 11 October update hurt gaming performance
According to XDA-Developers, Nvidia has officially confirmed that Windows 11's October 2025 update (KB5066835) significantly hurt gaming performance on some…
Firefox Finally Fixes a 21-Year-Old Linux Annoyance
According to The How-To Geek, Mozilla is finally fixing a bug report that's been open for 21 years about Firefox…
Warner Music Settles AI Lawsuit, Gets Piece of Udio Action
According to engadget, Warner Music Group has settled its 2024 lawsuit against AI music creation platform Udio, resolving the legal…
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Pennsylvania Finally Reins In Cyber Charter School Funding
According to Forbes, Pennsylvania just passed sweeping cyber charter school reforms after a 134-day budget stalemate that will slash funding by $178 million annually. The…
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GIMP Development Team Assumes Control of Snap Package Distribution in Major Shift
Official Transition for GIMP Snap Package The development team behind GIMP, the renowned free and open-source raster graphics editor, has officially taken control of the…
Intel’s Panther Lake gaming chip leaks – and it’s already faster
Intel’s upcoming Panther Lake gaming processor has leaked in benchmarks, showing significant performance gains over current chips. The Core Ultra 9 386H appears in an Acer Predator laptop ahead of its expected CES debut.
Cramer says Nvidia selloff is driven by fear, not fundamentals
CNBC’s Jim Cramer says investors are approaching the Nvidia selloff with the wrong mindset. He argues that owning AI stocks requires conviction during periods of weakness, and that the current pressure reflects fear rather than fundamental deterioration.
Contract Manufacturing’s $967 Billion Problem
Contract manufacturing is projected to grow from $724 billion to $967 billion by 2030, but labor shortages and supply chain disruptions threaten this expansion. The industry must navigate complex workforce issues while maintaining quality control across distributed operations.
Excel’s November 2025 Update Is Surprisingly Small
Microsoft’s November 2025 Excel update brings only four features across all platforms. The highlight is enhanced Agent Mode for Frontier organizations, while iOS users get Liquid Glass styling.
Apple gets four-year extension on $845M North Carolina deal
Apple successfully negotiated a four-year extension on its $845 million incentive deal with North Carolina. The tech giant now has until 2027 to begin meeting hiring targets for its planned Research Triangle Park campus. This comes after construction delays and a pause in development plans.
Intel’s Executive Exodus Continues With Comms Chief Departure
Intel’s chief communications officer Jeff Dahncke has left the company after less than a year to join data center provider Equinix. This marks another high-profile departure as CEO Lip-Bu Tan continues his aggressive restructuring of the semiconductor giant. The company has appointed Cory Pforzheime
Insurance Companies Are Terrified to Cover AI
Insurance giants are trying to avoid covering AI-related risks entirely, with companies like WR Berkley requesting permission to exclude claims from “any actual or alleged use” of AI. This reflects deep industry anxiety about AI’s unpredictable potential for costly damage, especially in cybersecurit