spent 45 minutes yesterday wrestling with ChatGPT to write a simple product brief. edit prompt. bad output. edit again. worse output. start over. what was supposed to save me time wasted an hour. then i saw what microsoft's building: "promptions". basically AI that fixes your

everyone's betting on proprietary AI chips with locked-down toolchains. meanwhile quadric just hired AMD's AI software chief and they're writing edge AI in plain C++. this is wild: most edge AI chips force you into their custom frameworks. want to run a new model? wait 6

everyone's talking about building custom AI solutions from scratch. meanwhile EPAM just dropped 7 production-ready AI agents on Google Cloud that you can deploy today. here's what just changed: [1] KYC automation that used to take compliance teams weeks now runs autonomously.

everyone's layering security tools like a stack of pancakes. meanwhile identity management stays fragmented and full of holes. BeyondTrust just teamed up with Ping Identity and honestly, it makes traditional IAM setups look obsolete. here's what actually matters: [1] they're

everyone's paying for fancy observability tools they can barely deploy. meanwhile companies are missing the simplest path to AI-driven intelligence. here's what just changed: Selector just dropped on Azure Marketplace. sounds boring until you realize what this actually means.

everyone's rushing to slap AI on their support teams. meanwhile companies are quietly watching their CSAT scores crash. here's what nobody tells you: [1] klarna replaced 700 agents with AI. sounded amazing on paper. then they admitted they "over-rotated" and killed their

ChatGPT just suggested I shop at Target when I asked about Windows BitLocker. Like… what? Paying $20/month and getting ads disguised as "helpful suggestions." OpenAI says they're not ads, but if it walks like a duck... They finally turned it off after the backlash. About time.

everyone's betting on chatbots and image generators. meanwhile ex-Tesla and DeepMind engineers are building robots that'll actually work alongside you. here's what nobody's talking about: [1] UMA just launched in Europe. not another demo bot. real humanoid robots for

everyone's trying to make AI bigger and faster. meanwhile MIT just figured out how to make it smarter about when to think hard. here's what actually matters: most AI models use the same computing power whether you ask them "what's 2+2" or "explain quantum physics." that's

spent 3 hours yesterday explaining to a client why their "cameo integration" wasn't about OpenAI. they meant the celebrity video app. OpenAI meant their screen-sharing feature. same word. different products. total confusion. here's what nobody's talking about: OpenAI keeps

bitcoin miners are quietly pulling off the smartest pivot i've seen in years. and nobody's talking about it. here's what's happening: these guys spent billions building data centers in the middle of nowhere. cheap power, massive cooling systems, industrial infrastructure.

someone just walked out of openai and spilled everything. here's what nobody's talking about: four insiders confirm the company is now burying research that shows AI's economic damage. they're not publishing the bad stuff anymore. just built an entire safety protocol in 10

everyone's paying $200 to fix a cracked screen at the apple store. meanwhile iFixit just dropped an AI that literally talks you through repairs. here's what just happened (and why geek squad should be nervous): last week my laptop hinge broke. normally i'd either: [1] pay

everyone's worried about AI agents going rogue. meanwhile OpenAI, Anthropic, and Block just quietly started building the thing that actually matters. here's what nobody's talking about: [1] we're about to have hundreds of AI agents. your calendar bot, your email assistant,

meta just bought limitless for their ai pendant tech. everyone's talking about the hardware. they're missing the real play. here's what's actually happening: meta doesn't want to sell you a $99 pendant. they want your conversation data. think about it. openai has chatgpt

IBM just dropped billions on Confluent because they finally realized something. Static data is dead. Just built a real-time fraud detector in 10 minutes with streaming that used to take days with batch processing. This makes traditional ETL pipelines look obsolete.

Just watched a robot piece together 2000-year-old Pompeii fragments in minutes. Stuff that took archaeologists weeks. This EU project using AI for ancient artifacts? It makes traditional restoration look painfully slow. History is being rebuilt by machines now. Wild. #AI

Just spent the weekend comparing ByteDance vs DeepSeek's AI strategies. Built a competitive analysis in 30 mins that used to take our team 3 days. Honestly? DeepSeek's open approach makes ByteDance's closed model look obsolete. China's AI race is getting wild. #AI #TechNews

California just dropped new rules letting self-driving trucks hit the highways. The same state that banned them is now rolling out the red carpet. Just mapped a route from SF to LA that could run 24/7 with zero drivers—something that was literally illegal last month. This makes

Just spent 20 mins checking every streaming recap after Spotify Wrapped dropped. Amazon Music now has artist messages. Apple added a "Comebacks" section. Even YouTube Music built an AI that answers questions about your listening. Honestly makes Spotify's version look kinda