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While you are busy posting pictures of your sourdough starter, the Zuck has birthed a reasoning machine designed to outthink your bug-out plan and map your metadata before you can even zip up your tactical vest.

Our pal Andy Jassy just sent out a shareholder letter that reads like he's trying to start a fight in a parking lot, only he's doing it with $200 billion of other people's money and a lot of corporate jargon.

NASA’s latest moon jaunt is essentially a high-stakes, multi-billion dollar attempt to update the satellite imagery we already ignore on our smartphones every single day.

MediaTek is promising 5GHz in your pocket with the Dimensity 9600 Pro, but they're conveniently leaving out the part where your phone will basically become a miniature sun that requires its own liquid nitrogen cooling rack.

Mark’s new digital brain can think for itself now, and it’s trapped inside his blue-and-white walled garden like a cybernetic pit bull that’s finally figured out how to use a can opener.

When the local council decides to trade your peaceful neighborhood for a high-voltage server farm, things are bound to get a little tactical around the cul-de-sac.

I just spent my entire morning squinting at a 13-page PDF from these OpenAI characters, and let me tell you, it’s a lot of digital paper for a whole lot of nothing but hot air and silicon daydreams.

Local government is usually just a way for people in cheap suits to argue about potholes, but in Indianapolis, the zoning board has apparently become the new front line of a low-tech insurgency against the cloud.