Donald Trump Won’t Slow AI Down
The president dismissed a rare joint plea from the CEOs of Anthropic, OpenAI and xAI to ease the pace of AI development. Uncomfortable as it sounds, he may be reading…
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Nintendo’s Zelda 40th Anniversary Switch 2 Looks Expensive
Nintendo is giving The Legend of Zelda a major hardware celebration for its 40th anniversary, with a special edition Nintendo Switch 2 set to launch on October 29, 2026. Credit:…
Jacob Coxon Says AI Labs Believe It Could Kill Humanity by 2030
Today, a researcher has resigned from Anthropic after spending years working on AI training at Anthropic and OpenAI, accusing both companies of racing toward self-improving artificial intelligence despite fears inside…
Amazon layoffs continue, but 121 Washington cuts point to more than AI
Amazon is cutting another 121 jobs in Washington state, extending a layoff campaign that has already removed thousands of positions from the company this year. A Worker Adjustment and Retraining…
Elon Musk’s Tesla Cybercab Rolls into Austin with Zero-Control Autonomy
Elon Musk, the visionary behind making a car that has no pedals, no steering wheel and even no brakes at all, just gave Austin its first fleet of Tesla Cybercabs (the completely…
Lake Ontario still has its Original Name on MapQuest in the US
Many travelers hate that Google Maps, Apple Maps, and other top apps like Waze and more have already renamed Lake Ontario to Lake America and they are all now finding a…
Elon Musk Bets the Digital World Will Belong to AI in 16 Months
On August 31, 2026, Elon Musk delivered another defining prediction for the tech industry by claiming that at least by the end of 2027, AI will outperform humans across virtually…
John Ternus Must Rebuild Apple’s Soul After Becoming New Apple CEO
After Steve Jobs created one of the most iconic devices and UI, Tim Cook turned Apple into history’s most profitable company. Now, incoming CEO John Ternus has to prove the company…
Meta’s $18 Billion Settlement Proves Social Media Was Never Built for Kids
Just days into a high-stakes federal trial in Oakland, California, Meta agreed to a landmark settlement worth up to $18 billion to resolve lawsuits brought by a bipartisan coalition of…
Will Waymo’s EU Robotaxi debut in Munich cut taxi drivers’ jobs?
Alphabet-owned Waymo has started mapping streets in Munich, establishing early groundwork for its first commercial driverless service in the European Union by late 2027. Initial operations involve human drivers operating…