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.
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.
The art world’s oldest crime, forgery, has entered a dangerous new era. According to a new report, fraudsters are using AI to create convincing fake sales invoices, valuations, and certificates of authenticity.
Apple has agreed to allow third-party app stores and payment systems on iOS devices in Brazil to settle a lengthy antitrust case. The agreement with regulator CADE lasts three years and includes a hefty fine for non-compliance.
The “skip college” advice is gaining steam, especially in tech. But an AI CEO says that’s exactly the wrong lesson to draw from the rise of automation. The real value of education is shifting, not disappearing.
A new article frames business struggles through the physics of a slingshot. The core idea? The pressure of a pullback is what builds the force for a breakthrough. It’s a mindset shift for founders in a tough climate.
EdgeMode has secured the firm power supply for its planned AI data center platform in Spain. The platform, developed with Blackberry Alternative Investment Fund, comprises five campuses with over 1.5GW of total capacity.
Armstrong World Industries has launched the DynaMax LT, a structural aluminum ceiling system for data centers. It’s designed to handle heavy cable trays and equipment while improving airflow and temperature management. The system comes with a 30-year warranty and full design support.
Meta is testing a policy that would limit Facebook business accounts to just two free links in posts per month. To send more, they’d need a $14.99 Meta Verified subscription. Experts see this as a clear move to monetize organic reach.
The FCC has added foreign-made drones and their critical components to its “Covered List,” effectively banning new models from US import. The move targets potential security risks but exempts existing drones. Chinese giant DJI, while not named, is the clear primary target.
