Apple’s Next Big Thing
Nearly everyone who wants an iPhone already has one. What’s next for Apple?
Read more...Nearly everyone who wants an iPhone already has one. What’s next for Apple?
Read more...Earth may orbit the sun, but Rebecca Boyle argues that our planet cannot be understood without considering the moon.
Read more...Tech-utopian hero worship, here in the form of geo-engineering hopium, is one of the social scourges of our time.
Read more...A look at what Covid-19 revealed was wrong about science (or more accurately, “the science”, and what might be done.
Read more...Why AI still has some growth pains coming.
Read more...True scientific innovation needs institutions and people guided by principles that go beyond financial incentives. And fortunately, there are places which support them, unlike Silicon Valley.
Read more...Chemists are manipulating carbon dioxide to make plastics for clothing, mattresses, shoes, and more.
Read more...China is raising the stakes in the US sanctions war by tightening rare earth screws.
Read more...Self-driving cars have suddenly gone from being depicted as inevitable to likely never happening at scale. Why?
Read more...Google has suffered a major blow to its Play apps store model if this new ruling survives appeal. A Federal jury returned what the Washington Post deemed to be a verdict against Google on all counts, after mere hours of deliberation. A link to the verdict form 1. Readers may recall, at a 50,000 foot […]
Read more...The green energy transition, which truth be told has not gotten very far, is already hitting a wall.
Read more...More data on the energy cost of AI, which is projected soon to exceed that of several small countries.
Read more...Is organizing a price-fixing cartel still illegal if an algorithm tells you to do it?
Read more...The apparently soon-to-be-ex OpenAI board would have been well served to talk to lawyers about its row qith Sam Altman…or even ChatGPT.
Read more...Opposie! The West increasingly needs critical materials from countries against which we have escalated, particularly for green energy.
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