Film students are losing the ability to watch full-length movies—a sign of our waning cognitive patience. Cal Newport discusses how smartphone addiction is reshaping our brains and why reclaiming our attention is critical in the age of constant digital stimulation.
Turing Award winner Leslie Lamport discusses the philosophy of computing, distributed systems, and why writing is essential to thinking. Dive into his views on Paxos vs Raft, his work with Dijkstra, and how abstraction can solve the complexity of modern software development.
Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold is a $3,000 hybrid blurring the line between phone and tablet. With a 10-inch display and 200MP camera, it offers massive power but faces hurdles in ergonomics and weight. Read our deep dive into the best and worst features of this foldable.
Ethereum is entering the ZK EVM era, a transition described as the "Manhattan Project" of blockchain development. This upgrade moves the network from redundant re-execution to cryptographic verification, fundamentally redesigning how nodes operate for a more scalable future.
Malwarebytes CEO Marcin Kleczynski discusses his 18-year journey from teenage hacker to industry leader. Discover how his strategic pivots and focus on market fragmentation are helping the company protect millions from the rise of complex, AI-driven cyber threats.
The AI Impact Summit in New Delhi marks a pivotal shift toward AI equality. With calls from the UN for a global fund and massive investments from Adani and Reliance, the event highlighted friction between tech giants and the growing divide between the Global South and wealthy nations.
Robinhood co-founder Baiju Bhatt is moving from fintech to the final frontier. With his new venture Aetherflux, he’s leading a team of elite engineers to build an orbital energy grid and space-based data centers designed to solve the massive power demands of artificial intelligence.
In Ep. 131 of 'You Asked,' experts tackle the issue of 83-inch TV eye strain, the 10-year upgrade cycle for LED TVs, and the value of professional OLED calibration. Learn how Filmmaker Mode can save your eyesight and when it's finally time to replace that aging screen.
A wave of resignations at OpenAI and Anthropic has sparked alarm. Senior researchers warn of "peril" as AI systems begin recursive self-improvement. With AGI potentially only 24 months away, the people building this technology are sounding the alarm on global security risks.
Bitcoin developer Matt Corallo dismisses quantum 'collapse' claims as FUD. He explains why modern seed phrases are resilient and outlines the strategic work already happening behind the scenes to ensure Bitcoin remains secure in a post-quantum world.
The FCC has authorized 15,000 additional Starlink satellites, nearly doubling SpaceX's orbital fleet. With Amazon and China racing to launch thousands more, experts warn that Low Earth Orbit is reaching a breaking point that could trigger a runaway space junk disaster.
Learn how the Fluke ii915 acoustic imager revolutionizes industrial maintenance. By using 64 microphones to visualize ultrasonic frequencies, this tool detects pressurized air leaks and mechanical wear that traditional methods miss, providing real-time ROI and energy savings.
Alexander Embiricos, OpenAI's Codex Lead, reveals why traditional software engineering is shifting toward "delegation." As AI takes over code generation, the human role moves from writing syntax to validating logic, proving that automation creates more builders, not fewer.
Spotify shares surged after adding a record 38 million new listeners in Q4, reaching 751 million total users. With 290 million premium subscribers and algorithmic dominance, the Swedish giant is cementing its lead in the global music market through smart scaling and viral marketing.
Google launches Gemini 3.1 Pro, a massive update outperforming GPT-5.2 and Claude Opus. With a 77.1% ARC-AGI score, it offers elite reasoning and cost efficiency for developers. Discover why this release puts Google back at the top of the AI leaderboard.
The software landscape is shifting to an autonomous agent economy. Tools like Claude Code and OpenClaw aren't just assistants; they're independent workers. This evolution means documentation is the new SEO and go-to-market strategies must now prioritize AI agents as the primary users.
