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Month: December 2025

A Lemon-Shaped Exoplanet Is Baffling Astronomers
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A Lemon-Shaped Exoplanet Is Baffling Astronomers

Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have analyzed the atmosphere of a truly bizarre world. The planet, PSR J2322-2650b, is stretched into a lemon shape, has a carbon-rich atmosphere, and orbits a millisecond pulsar every 7.8 hours, completely upending our understanding of planetary evol

by Tyler Brooks P.EDecember 24, 2025
Samsung’s Z TriFold is a loss leader, and that’s the point
HardwareInnovationTechnology

Samsung’s Z TriFold is a loss leader, and that’s the point

According to a report, Samsung is likely selling its futuristic Galaxy Z TriFold at a loss or razor-thin margins. The company has limited its launch to just six markets and has sold only a few thousand units so far, treating it more as a proof-of-concept than a real product.

by Tyler Brooks P.EDecember 24, 2025
Europe’s VC Market is Stuck, But Hope is a Strategy
BusinessInnovationStartups

Europe’s VC Market is Stuck, But Hope is a Strategy

The data shows Europe’s venture market hasn’t recovered from the 2022 reset, with funding flat and VC firm fundraising hitting a 10-year low. Yet, there are signs of life, including renewed U.S. investor interest and Klarna’s massive IPO.

by Tyler Brooks P.EDecember 24, 2025
Grimes Says You Should Get AI Psychosis, Calls It “Fun”
AIInnovationSoftware

Grimes Says You Should Get AI Psychosis, Calls It “Fun”

Claire “Grimes” Boucher has ignited a firestorm by recommending people experience “AI psychosis.” She argues the dangerous phenomenon is “fun” and could indicate AI is actually sentient and asking for help, a stance experts find deeply alarming.

by Tyler Brooks P.EDecember 24, 2025
AI Training Is Getting Expensive, and Generalists Are Losing Out
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AI Training Is Getting Expensive, and Generalists Are Losing Out

The job of training AI is undergoing a major shift. Subject-matter experts are now commanding over $100 an hour, while entry-level generalists earn far less. This reflects the industry’s growing need for nuanced, high-stakes knowledge.

by Megan CarterDecember 24, 2025
Apple’s M1 gamble paid off, but the real magic is just starting
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Apple’s M1 gamble paid off, but the real magic is just starting

Apple’s switch to its own silicon five years ago was a massive risk that redefined laptop performance and battery life. The real impact, however, is how the M-series’ unique architecture is now enabling a new wave of on-device AI applications that competitors are scrambling to match.

by Tyler Brooks P.EDecember 24, 2025
Software pricing is about to get a lot more interesting
BusinessInnovationSoftware

Software pricing is about to get a lot more interesting

The way companies pay for software is undergoing its biggest shift since the move to SaaS. Vendors and buyers are moving towards models where you pay for results, not just access. This change, driven by AI, will reshape budgets, teams, and vendor relationships.

by Megan CarterDecember 24, 2025
US FCC Bans New DJI Drone Models, Escalating Tech Fight
AICybersecurityTechnology

US FCC Bans New DJI Drone Models, Escalating Tech Fight

In a major escalation, the U.S. FCC has banned imports of new models of foreign-made drones, directly targeting China’s DJI and Autel. The move follows a 2024 congressional order and a White House security review, but existing drones are unaffected.

by Megan CarterDecember 24, 2025
Retail’s $1.77 Trillion Email Problem
AIDataSoftware

Retail’s $1.77 Trillion Email Problem

A new analysis argues the $5 trillion U.S. retail industry is hamstrung by manual processes and siloed data, leading to massive inefficiency. The proposed fix isn’t just AI, but AI agents that can collaborate across company lines.

by Megan CarterDecember 24, 2025
The US just banned new DJI drones. Here’s what happens now.
BusinessHardwareTechnology

The US just banned new DJI drones. Here’s what happens now.

The FCC has officially added drones to its national security “Covered List,” blocking the sale of any new, unapproved models from companies like DJI. While existing drones are grandfathered in, the move cuts off the US from the world’s leading drone maker and its latest tech. The fallout will reshap

by Megan CarterDecember 24, 2025

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