Pando, a single male quaking aspen in Utah's Fishlake National Forest, spans 106 acres as roughly 47,000 genetically identical trunks connected by one root system — and unchecked mule deer browsing is now eating the next generation before it can grow. Read more ›
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The U.S. Justice Department has charged a 12-year Google software engineer with insider trading for allegedly converting confidential internal search data into $1.2 million in profits on the prediction market platform Polymarket, according to TechCrunch . It is the first time cooperation from a prediction platform has produced insider trading charges in the United States. Read more ›
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The adult who keeps the thermostat lower than everyone around them prefers is often running a calculation that started in a childhood kitchen, where the heating bill arrived monthly and warmth came with an argument attached. The body remembers what comfort was allowed to cost. Read more ›
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The world’s most advanced chips, from the processor in an iPhone to the accelerators inside AI supercomputers, depend on machines so complex that only one company has ever mastered them. That company is ASML, in the Dutch town of Veldhoven. Without its extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography systems, the leading edge of computing would grind to ... Read more Read more ›
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In May, the former chief executive of Google stood at a podium at the University of Arizona, looked out at the class of 2026, and told them artificial intelligence was about to remake the world the way the computer once did. The boos started almost at once. Eric Schmidt kept talking, then stopped and answered ... Read more Read more ›
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The people who seem unbothered by criticism are easy to misread. From the outside they look like they have stopped caring what anyone thinks. Most of them have done something more specific, and far more useful. They have moved the evaluation internally. They still care about being right, about doing good work, about whether the ... Read more Read more ›
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The Microsoft Japan story usually gets told as a magic trick. Give everyone Friday off, keep their full pay, and somehow more work gets done, not less. The lesson many people pull from it is the convenient one: just work less and you’ll produce more. I’ve wanted that to be true for years, which is ... Read more Read more ›
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Some people are not quiet in meetings because they have nothing to say. They are running an internal cost analysis on whether their contribution will be remembered as insight, or remembered as the moment they overstepped. That calculation happens fast, usually below the level of conscious thought, and it is one of the most underrated ... Read more Read more ›
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An empty fridge is often read as minimalism, but for adults raised in households where food was rationed, counted, or used as leverage, the bare shelves are a nervous-system strategy — reducing the evidence in a room that used to be inspected. Read more ›
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Think of enterprise AI right now as a Formula 1 engine bolted to a delivery van. Read more ›
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Glassworm was, until last week, one of the more technically interesting pieces of malware circulating through the open source ecosystem. Read more ›
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A Google software engineer has been charged with insider trading for allegedly turning confidential search data into profits on Polymarket — and the case exposes a structural problem prediction markets have been quietly ignoring: every new contract listed creates a new attack surface, and every institution holding non-public information becomes a potential leak point. Read more ›
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The founder who can't switch off on weekends isn't necessarily dedicated. Often, the constant checking serves a psychological purpose: keeping a specific, harder feeling at bay. Read more ›
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An unofficial website calling itself UK Visa Portal has exposed the passports and selfie photos of visa applicants, and the security flaw remains unpatched, according to TechCrunch , which reported the breach on 26 May. Read more ›
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The standard reassurance about artificial intelligence and work — that it will not cause mass unemployment, that history shows technology creates more jobs than it destroys, that the people warning about robots taking jobs have been wrong for two centuries — happens to be technically correct and almost entirely beside the point. Read more ›
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DuckDuckGo, the privacy-focused search engine that has spent more than a decade unable to crack Google's grip on the U.S. market, just recorded a 30% surge in installs after Google unveiled its AI-first Search overhaul at I/O — six consecutive days of double-digit growth, including across a Memorial Day weekend when the company typically sees a traffic dip. Read more ›
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The Vatican's recent encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas , arrives wrapped in the language of artificial intelligence, but its actual subject is the political economy of technological dominance. Read more ›
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I used to think CI/CD was a solved problem. Read more ›
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ClickUp has laid off 22% of its workforce while simultaneously deploying roughly 3,000 internal AI agents, with CEO Zeb Evans framing the reduction as an aggressive bet on autonomous software rather than a cost-cutting exercise. Read more ›
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The spotless kitchen and the chaotic car aren't a contradiction, they're a childhood rule still running: public-facing rooms get inspected and private ones get whatever energy is left. Read more ›
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Anthropic is reportedly in talks to close a Series H round in the range of $65 billion at a post-money valuation approaching $965 billion, according to figures circulating among investors and reported by financial press. Read more ›
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Waymo's robotaxi service has paused operations across at least six U.S. cities this month, a sequence of disruptions that complicates the prevailing narrative that autonomous ride-hail has crossed the threshold from experiment to infrastructure. Read more ›
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Equity desks treat the prospect of a US-Iran deal as an unambiguous bullish signal, oil traders treat it as a supply shock in waiting, and currency desks treat it as a reason to sell dollars. Read more ›
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The COO of Google Cloud spent part of last week telling executives that security cannot be bolted onto AI strategies after the fact. Read more ›
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The split between a tidy desk and a chaotic inbox isn't a personality flaw, it's a predictable response to which surfaces have an audience and which ones don't. Read more ›
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Indian rooftop solar startup SolarSquare is in advanced talks to raise $55–60 million in a Series C round co-led by B Capital and Lightspeed Venture Partners, according to TechCrunch . The financing would value the… Read more ›
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Polsia, a one-year-old startup run solely by founder Ben Broca, recently raised $30 million at a $250 million valuation — with one employee. Read more ›
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The face-down phone reads as good manners, but for many people it's something quieter: a small act of nervous system management, performed in public, by a body that learned every notification could be an emergency. Read more ›
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It is unusual for a prediction to be half right and half wrong at the same time, but that is basically what happened in the case of John Maynard Keynes. The technology arrived. The leisure did not. In 1930, as British unemployment was climbing toward Depression-era levels, Keynes wrote a short essay called Economic Possibilities ... Read more Read more ›
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