Roblox CEO David Baszucki took a sabbatical to dive into AI research and found it a humbling experience. He says the field is moving too fast for anyone to fully grasp, especially in the 3D domain, which remains immature.
Juggling a Raspberry Pi 4, a Windows desktop, and a MacBook for a home lab became a mess of crashes and resource shortages. The solution was a used HP ProDesk 600 G6 mini PC running Proxmox, which brought order, power savings, and easy management.
Evercore ISI has again increased its price target for Apple, now to $325 per share. The firm is betting that a complete Siri overhaul, expected in the spring of 2026, will be a major growth catalyst for the company’s stock and services revenue.
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis says scaling AI models with more data and compute is essential to reach AGI. But Meta’s Yann LeCun, who is leaving to start a rival AI company, argues the industry needs a new approach entirely.
A security researcher found Kohler’s “end-to-end encrypted” smart toilet camera is anything but. Meanwhile, a critical cyberdefense agency remains leaderless, and a major Chinese hacking campaign goes unpunished. It’s a rough week for digital safety.
Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos is framing his company as Hollywood’s savior while questioning the future of movie theaters. This comes as Netflix is on track to acquire Warner Bros. in a massive $82.7 billion deal that has directors like Christopher Nolan concerned.
Stripe is acquiring billing platform Metronome to supercharge its tools for companies using metered pricing, a model CEO Patrick Collison calls the “native business model for the AI era.” The deal aims to fuse Stripe’s payments with Metronome’s monetization tech to create a new revenue operating pla
After years of massive losses, Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly cutting Meta’s Reality Labs budget by 30%. The metaverse dream is being sidelined for AI and smart glasses. It’s a stunning retreat from a $70+ billion gamble.
The New York Times has filed a second major lawsuit against an AI company, this time targeting search startup Perplexity. The suit alleges Perplexity’s AI crawls and republishes paywalled content, damaging the Times’s business. This legal battle is part of a broader publisher strategy to force licen
The New York Times is taking another AI giant to court, this time targeting the buzzy search startup Perplexity. The lawsuit, filed in federal court, accuses the company of massive copyright infringement by using Times content without permission. This legal battle could set a major precedent for how
