Just when you thought COBOL was only kept alive by desperate banks fearing a mainframe collapse, a mad genius dragged this dinosaur into the gaming world. Say goodbye to spreadsheets, we are shooting pixels now.
Imagine a world where your phone rings, and instead of a scammer from a fake security department, it's your actual bank desperately trying to sell you a credit card you never asked for. Yes, the call is coming from inside the house, and they are fighting dirty to keep doing it.
Russia’s internet censor, Roskomnadzor, has a brilliant new plan: after spending years blocking the global internet, they now want to build a government-approved 'State VPN' so local developers can actually do their jobs. Peak comedy.
Scientists have achieved what seemed like sci-fi: a plug-and-play brain chip that lets a paralyzed man speak with his mind, completely bypassing his damaged nerves. No laboratory supervisors needed—just pure, unfiltered thought transformed into real-world action.
While everyone was busy arguing on the ground, one guy quietly bought up the entire night sky. It turns out we aren't just looking at stars anymore; we're looking at a giant flying corporate billboard that is growing faster than space junk.
When billionaires start explaining how losing your job is actually a luxury, you know the tech PR machine has reached peak comedy. The master of package-delivery empires is back with a mind-bending theory about why nobody will want to work anymore.
Oh, look, another tech giant getting its pockets picked! Google DeepMind just lost its shiny Nobel prize crown jewel to Anthropic, proving that even unlimited free organic snacks can't keep top talent from jumping ship.
While tech bros use AI to generate pictures of the Pope in a puffer jacket, scientists just used a supposedly "outdated" model to solve medical mysteries that baffled human doctors for years. Here is how it actually worked.
The UK Government is taking a page from Australia’s playbook to save the youth from the digital void. It’s a bold, slightly panicked attempt to force kids back into the 90s, whether they want to live there or not.
The latest Global AI Jobs Barometer from PwC is essentially a giant 'good luck' note to anyone starting their career today. It seems the entry-level ladder hasn't just been moved; it's been replaced by a wall that requires a decade of experience to climb.
Anthropic is scrambling to fix its relationship with the White House after its latest AI, Fable 5, got slapped with export controls. It seems being smart isn't enough when the government thinks your software is essentially a digital lockpick.
Turns out the AI revolution is just glorified middle management. A new report shows that while Glean and similar tools claim to save time, humans are burning nearly as much energy just fixing bot-induced messes as they save from the actual automation.