A nuclear reactor inside a shipping container sounds like science fiction. But as AI infrastructure begins demanding power on the scale of small cities, ideas like this may move from curiosity to necessity.
The recent Artemis mission has a lot of us of […]
Google’s AI answers may be right most of the time. But at internet scale, even small error rates turn into a flood of misinformation.
A wave of lawsuits and accusations is hitting the wearable tech market. It may look chaotic, but it is also a sign the industry is entering its next phase.
The AI infrastructure boom is consuming the world’s semiconductor supply chain. The result may be a hidden tariff on everything from laptops to appliances as memory, storage and chip prices rise across the industry.
With AI’s role in disseminating information and shaping narratives, prediction markets may evolve from forecasting tools to influencing agents, prompting scrutiny from regulators about their impact on public trust.
The AI boom has triggered the largest data center expansion in decades, yet new projects are slowing in many places. The constraint is not chips, land or capital. It is electricity. As grid capacity tightens and communities push back on rising power demand, hyperscalers are discovering a new rule of AI infrastructure. If you want to build the next generation of data centers, bring your own power.
The physical infrastructure behind the digital economy just became a […]
A federal judge blocked Virginia’s attempt to limit social media use for children under 16, citing First Amendment violations. The ruling was legally sound — the law was badly drafted. But the tech industry’s victory lap deserves scrutiny. The same platforms funding mental health research are the ones fighting every law designed to act on it. That is not concern. That is liability management.
Bots aren’t fringe noise anymore. They’re structural. From celebrity politics to election cycles, algorithmic amplification now determines what gets seen, shared and believed. The real fight isn’t left versus right. It’s humans versus systems engineered for engagement at any cost. If we don’t reclaim influence from the machines, we’re not just losing the feed — we’re losing the public square.
