The new superintelligent singularity is coming. It will be so cheap that it will be available to everyone. Except it won't be able to differentiate 5 from 50.

Modernizing old code isn’t a tech problem. It’s an organizational one. While everyone's excited about AI writing new code, most companies can’t even understand the code they already have.

Klarna used AI to cut 40% of its staff. Turns out, “cost efficiency” in the name of improving the stock price isn’t the same as “customer satisfaction.”

We wanted freedom from the train schedule. Now, Uber’s “Route Share” promises pickups every 20 minutes on direct paths. Congrats on launching... public transit.

Search results used to be links. Now they’re AI blurbs that feel “good enough.” And no one goes to the source.

The internet needs a reset. It's time to bring back the idea of Personal Computing.

As Meta defends its monopoly in court, it rolls out chatbots to keep users engaged by sharing their intimate secrets. The product may change, but the strategy doesn’t. It wants to own you.

Google has been found guilty twice for being a monopoly. Now the real question is what the remedy should be and to what end.

The new dream: one person, one AI, and a one billion-dollar company. All you need is to send your vibes to AI and the rest is done for you.

We taught people how to talk to AI. Now we’re trying to set up a blind date for AI models to talk to each other. What could go wrong?