The promise of AI in the workplace is huge, but a major skills gap persists. The solution isn’t just new hardware, but a focus on “everyday digital fluency” and building trust within organizations.
Wall Street’s top strategists are forecasting the bull market to continue into 2026, albeit at a slower pace. The average year-end target for the S&P 500 is 7,629, representing an 11.6% gain from current levels, according to a CNBC survey.
AI agents are being deployed rapidly, but a lack of guardrails is creating new risks. According to a PagerDuty executive, the key is balancing autonomy with human oversight and explainability. Security can’t be an afterthought.
According to a new paper, the first alien signal we detect won’t be a calm “hello.” It’ll more likely be a deafening, anomalous scream from a civilization in crisis. This “Eschatian Hypothesis” suggests we’re biased toward detecting extreme, terminal events, not typical neighbors.
KDE is making a definitive break from the old X11 display server. The upcoming Plasma 6.8 release will be Wayland-exclusive, a major milestone for the Linux desktop.
It’s been a brutal week for hardware startups. Three major players—iRobot, Luminar, and Rad Power Bikes—have all filed for bankruptcy, each undone by a mix of tariffs, supply chains, and market shifts.
According to IGN, Timothée Chalamet delivers a potential career-best performance in the new A24 sports film ‘Marty Supreme.’ Directed by Josh Safdie, the film boasts a chaotic style and a standout supporting cast.
The 100-year life is no longer science fiction. By 2050, the global population over 60 will double to 2.1 billion, and half of today’s five-year-olds are projected to reach 100. This isn’t just a demographic change; it’s a cultural earthquake that brands are largely missing.
Verizon Business is now offering a fixed-wireless access service for enterprises that uses 5G network slicing to guarantee performance. The move is part of a broader push into broadband to reduce customer churn and find new revenue. It follows similar, earlier efforts from rival T-Mobile.
TikTok has struck a deal to avoid a US ban by placing its American operations under a new joint venture. Majority control goes to Oracle, Silver Lake, and MGX, with ByteDance retaining just 19.9%. The app’s algorithm will be retrained on US data.
