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Harvard Business Review warns AI 'workslop' is rotting companies from the inside

HBR says companies that went all-in on AI face “knowledge decay” as low-quality outputs pile up, erode trust, and cost $9M a year in rework.

Every New iOS 27 Feature That's Worth Knowing About

While it's not flashy like Apple’s new Siri AI and Apple Intelligence upgrades, there are still a number of additions to iOS 27 worth looking at.

The Math Behind Silicon Valley's Millionaire Factory

How stock awards at OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX grew into life-changing fortunes.

New global order: AI CEOs as heads of nation-states

The world's most powerful heads of state gathered this week for the annual G7 summit, with AI CEOs seated and treated like heads of nation-states themselves.

Nine people in critical condition after fatal UK train collision

Investigators work to establish what led to the first deadly rail accident in nearly two years

Toy Story 5 has the right take on tech

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Did Anthropic talk its way into an AI export ban?

FT analysis shows company warned about dangers of advanced AI far more than rival OpenAI this year

Replika founder predicts 'crazy protests' over AI: 'People are really struggling to find jobs'

Eugenia Kuyda, the founder of the AI chatbot startup Replika, says fears about AI eliminating jobs are justified — and will lead to backlash.

Wharton researchers coined 'cognitive surrender' to describe what happens when people let AI think for them

Wharton researchers found people accept wrong AI answers 80% of the time. Now apps like Moot are monetising the instinct to outsource decisions.

Forget prompt engineering: 'Loop engineering' is all the rage now

Claude Code creator Boris Cherny says he doesn't "write the prompt anymore." Here's how loop engineering is changing coding.

The hidden cost of letting AI choose your lunch

Relying on AI for decision-making could lead to "cognitive surrender," a weakening of critical thinking that makes people distrust their own judgment.

The developer behind VLC's 6 billion downloads now wants to connect hundreds of millions of robots

VLC developer Jean-Baptiste Kempf raised $5M led by Lightspeed for Kyber, an open-source SDK that controls remote machines with ultra-low latency.