Every Powerful Leader Has One Powerful Weakness

What appears strange or weak from the outside may simply be someone else’s natural way of being.​​​

Apple Claims Meta Played ‘Central Role’ In DOJ iPhone Antitrust Investigation

Apple alleges Meta is refusing to provide documentation in the DOJ’s iPhone monopoly suit, despite being a key player in helping the Justice Department put together its case in the first place.

Why AI Agent Memory Is Not A Substitute For Proper Design

Memory, researchers found, didn’t make the agent smarter.

‘The Gentlemen’ Season 2 Is Another Casualty Of Netflix’s Biggest Problem

The Gentlemen lost a lot of viewership for season 2, but not because of the quality of the show. This is Netflix’s biggest problem it must deal with.

Hyperscaling’s Hidden Challenge: The Hardware Between Power, Processors And People

AI demand can grow at the speed of software, but the physical infrastructure required to support it cannot. ​

Why AI’s Biggest Risk Isn’t Hallucination—It’s Unauthorized Execution

Telling an AI agent what not to do is different from designing a system that makes certain actions impossible.​​

A New Drug Takes Aim At One Of Cancer’s Most Difficult Targets

FDA-approved daraxonrasib targets RAS in metastatic pancreatic cancer, doubling median survival versus chemotherapy and delivering a long-awaited treatment advance.

The Resume Mirage: How To Spot True Technical Competence In An Automated World

The automation of candidate applications is a genie that won’t go back into the bottle.

How To Quit Social Media Without Hurting Your Small Business

Quitting social media doesn’t have to cost you clients. How one small business grew without it — and what to build instead.

What Happens When A Small Business Quits Social Media

Quitting social media doesn’t have to cost you clients. How one small business grew without it — and what to build instead.