Unlike the dotcom bubble’s vaporware promises, today’s AI boom is built on rapid enterprise adoption and measurable revenue. The speed at which businesses are implementing AI solutions suggests this technology shift has fundamentally different foundations.
A former Amazon recruiter calls this the toughest job market she’s ever seen. Her advice? For every $100K you want to make, show seven-figure impact. But is this realistic for most workers?
OpenAI is reportedly pursuing unprecedented hardware partnerships and a trillion-dollar valuation. But are these claims realistic, and what would they mean for AI’s future? We examine the evidence behind the headlines.
According to Techmeme, OpenAI has reportedly signed a series of massive techno
The case of Peter Williams reveals how trusted insiders can bypass even the most sophisticated security systems. This breach signals a fundamental crisis in how Western nations protect their most valuable digital weapons.
Waymo is rapidly expanding its autonomous vehicle operations to three major metropolitan areas, signaling a major push toward commercialization. The Alphabet-owned company aims to reach 1 million weekly trips by 2026 as competition in the robotaxi space intensifies.
Microsoft and OpenAI leaders reveal a surprising bottleneck in the AI revolution. The problem isn’t chip shortages but electricity availability, creating a fundamental infrastructure challenge.
While Upwork celebrates 52% AI project growth, the platform faces a 7% decline in active clients. The AI boom creates both opportunities and vulnerabilities for freelance marketplaces.
Experian is revolutionizing UK credit scoring by incorporating rental payments and overdraft habits. While promising greater financial inclusion, this data expansion raises critical questions about privacy, accuracy, and unintended consequences for vulnerable consumers.
A new study reveals material production’s freshwater footprint doubled from 1995 to 2021, reaching 50.7 billion cubic meters. Steel accounts for 40% of this consumption, raising urgent sustainability concerns for water-stressed economies.
A 45-year-old research firm shares hard-won lessons about surviving market disruption. Their four strategic pivots reveal how established companies can adapt when external forces threaten their core business model.
