When Sam Altman stood in Harvard Memorial Church last spring, one sneakered foot propped casually on his lap, and declared his personal distaste for advertising—calling it "uniquely unsettling" when paired with artificial intelligence—it seemed like a rare moment of principle in an industry drowning in its
As AI companies race to control the gateway to the internet, the humble web browser has become tech's most coveted real estate The browser wars, once thought to be settled with Google Chrome's decisive victory, have roared back to life with a vengeance. Last week, Anthropic
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In a move that has sent shockwaves through Silicon Valley, OpenAI announced today the release of its first open-weight language models since GPT-2 in 2019. The company's gpt-oss-120b and gpt-oss-20b models represent a dramatic philosophical shift for the organization that transformed from an open research lab into one
A field guide to cutting through the hype, the hashtags, and the half-truths Main take-away: A genuine AI agent doesn’t just answer a prompt; it remembers, decides, and acts—sometimes without you watching. Most tools parading as “agents” are still task-doers in mascara, and even the most advanced offerings
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In the gleaming towers of Silicon Valley, where algorithms are treated like state secrets and profit margins dictate progress, a quiet revolution has been brewing across the Pacific. For years, the narrative remained unchanged: American tech giants—OpenAI, Google, Anthropic—held the keys to artificial intelligence's kingdom, their
The platforms that once promised to connect us are now extracting value from us. Here's how we got here — and where we might go next. Remember when Amazon was just a bookstore that delivered quickly? When Google gave you exactly what you searched for without wading through ads?
As artificial intelligence transforms the creative landscape, traditional art directors find themselves at a crossroads while a new breed of "Creative Technologists" emerges to fill the void In the gleaming offices of a Manhattan advertising agency, Sarah Chen stares at her computer screen, watching an AI program generate
In the gleaming conference rooms of Silicon Valley, where the future is routinely packaged and sold, a quieter revolution has been taking shape. While the world fixated on the spectacular failures and successes of cloud-based artificial intelligence—the ChatGPTs and Geminis that require vast server farms to think—a different
And why your next employee might be a chatbot you built yourself I used to think automation was for tech bros with computer science degrees and venture capital funding. The kind of people who casually drop terms like "API endpoints" at coffee shops and somehow make it sound
Smartphones are famously nosy houseguests, rifling through our drawers and whispering the contents to corporate landlords before we are even awake. GrapheneOS is the rare visitor who sits politely on the couch, sips tea, and keeps your secrets. Main Take-Away GrapheneOS is a de-Googled, security-hardened Android fork that runs only
The Great Disconnect of 2025 It began, as these things often do, with a ripple rather than a roar. A few error messages here, a loading screen that never resolved there. Then, like dominoes arranged with meticulous precision, the internet's infrastructure began to topple[1]. By midday on