My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
There’s a narrative circulating in maker circles that feels almost religious in its conviction: if you own a Raspberry Pi, you absolutely must buy a 3D printer. The two go…
Docker is everywhere now. You can’t spend five minutes in a tech discussion without someone mentioning containers, and honestly, that’s made the whole thing harder to understand, not easier. Everyone…
There’s something you don’t see every day in entertainment news: genuine, no-strings-attached support between actors. Not the performative Instagram comments or the carefully curated award show moments, but actual presence.…
Every year, as Emmy season rolls around, we see the same ritual play out. Pundits make their predictions. Industry insiders whisper their picks at parties. Trade publications run their “final”…
I was scrolling through tablet reviews the other day when something struck me as oddly honest: someone had written that the best travel tablets aren’t particularly powerful. That’s not the…
A few weeks ago, I read a letter to the editor about someone refusing to set their air conditioning to 78 degrees. Seems trivial, right? A comfort complaint in a…
There’s a particular kind of silence that fills the space between what we hope for and what we actually get. It’s the silence you hear on Independence Day when you’re…
When Wall Street analysts suddenly start raising their price targets on a semiconductor stock, most investors notice. When Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, adds his voice to the chorus, they…
Microsoft just wrote a $2.5 billion check. Not for a flashy acquisition or a shiny new product launch. Instead, the company is essentially hiring 6,000 AI engineers to embed directly…
When semiconductor companies announce breakthroughs, the financial press tends to treat them like gospel. Micron Technology’s recent news about artificial intelligence got the usual treatment—breathless headlines, investor excitement, the whole…
Laura Bennett