Tag: Technology
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Island Founder: ‘We Proved There Are No Sacred Cows in Technology’
Island Founder: ‘We Proved There Are No Sacred Cows in Technology’ Few categories in software looked as settled as the web browser. For the better part of two decades, the browser was treated as a solved problem â a free, commoditized window onto the internet, owned by a handful of the world’s largest technology companies…
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Apple Watch’s New AI Features Are Normalizing Always-Listening Technology
There was a time when the suggestion that a gadget on your wrist might be quietly paying attention to the room would have sounded like a conspiracy theory. In 2026, it is a product feature. Apple’s latest push to fold artificial intelligence into the Apple Watch marks another step in a shift that has been…
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Deirdre Bosa Teams With Yahoo Finance for New Live AI Show
Tech journalist Deirdre Bosa is launching a new live show devoted to artificial intelligence in partnership with Yahoo Finance, according to a report from Axios. The move places one of business media’s most recognizable technology voices at the center of what has become the defining story in markets and Silicon Valley alike. Bosa built her…
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US Accuses Chinese AI Firms of ‘Malicious’ Copying of AI Technology
The United States has publicly accused Chinese artificial intelligence companies of “malicious” copying of American AI technology, according to a Reuters report, sharpening a dispute that has been simmering between the world’s two largest economies for much of the past decade. The accusation marks an escalation in Washington’s long-running complaints about intellectual property practices in…
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Chip Shortage Is Slowing AI Cancer Research, Says Head of UK’s Biggest Tech Firm
The global shortage of advanced computer chips is holding back medical breakthroughs, including efforts to use artificial intelligence to find new cancer treatments, according to the boss of Britain’s largest technology company. In comments reported by the BBC, the executive argued that constrained access to high-end processors is not just a commercial headache for technology…
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Air Safety Investigator Says EMAS Beds Are a Quiet Lifesaver When Planes Run Off the Runway
When an airliner fails to stop before the end of a runway, the outcome often comes down to what lies beyond the pavement. According to an air safety investigator speaking to Fox News, one relatively low-profile piece of airport infrastructure â the Engineered Materials Arresting System, or EMAS â has repeatedly turned what could have…
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The One Thing Parents Agree On About Technology in Schools: Limit AI
American parents rarely agree on much when it comes to schools. Curriculum fights, phone bans, test scores, library shelves â nearly every issue splits along familiar lines. But a rare consensus appears to be forming around one question: how much artificial intelligence belongs in the classroom? The answer many parents are giving is simple. Less…
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Arm CEO Rene Haas Says AI Demand Shows No Sign of Slowing
Arm CEO Rene Haas Says AI Demand Shows No Sign of Slowing The chief executive of Arm, Rene Haas, has pushed back against suggestions that the artificial intelligence boom is running out of road, telling the BBC in an interview that demand for AI computing is not about to slow down. His comments, made as…
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Why the Hugging Face Hack Should Make You Worry More About A.I.
Why the Hugging Face Hack Should Make You Worry More About A.I. Most conversations about artificial intelligence risk orbit the same few themes: job losses, deepfakes, chatbots that hallucinate, and the distant specter of machines that outthink us. A security breach at Hugging Face, the platform that has become the de facto public library of…
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The Case for the Tiny E-Reader, the Most Quietly Radical Gadget in Years
There is a particular kind of technology that earns praise not for what it adds to your life, but for what it takes away. The pocket-sized e-reader belongs to that rare category â and according to a recent argument in The Atlantic, it may be the single best piece of consumer technology to arrive in…
