An open letter to Mark Zuckerberg on Meta engineering morale, AI reassignments, employee monitoring, layoffs, and how not to turn talent into revolt.

Amazon's May 29 token leaderboard rollback exposed tokenmaxxing's flaw: input is not output, and AI usage metrics collapse when they become office status games.

KAPEX is building salience-scored memoryware for AI apps. It is early, but the context problem it targets is getting louder every week.

Google’s new AI glasses revive a category Meta already dominates. This guide explains the tech, incentives, privacy stakes, and why face computers persist.

Kled has a pretty sympathetic case in its feud with YC-backed Luel: competition is great, but Luel's public pitch looks an awful lot like the fast-follower knockoff version of Kled's human data marketplace.

Google’s new AI search turns queries into agentic tasks. This guide explains the tech, ad incentives, publisher fallout, and the shrinking web.

The frontier labs are building deployment companies for enterprise AI. OpenAI should steal the better Apple playbook: make AI physical, approachable, and easy to try.

Home robots are moving beyond vacuums into helpers, companions, and surveillance risks. This guide explains the tech, business, safety, and hype.

Age verification is moving from sketchy pop-ups to app stores, AI face scans, and privacy fights, remaking how the web decides who gets in.

Robotaxis are finally carrying paying riders at scale. This guide explains the tech, economics, safety fights, and why geofences still run the show.

AI coding agents are moving from autocomplete to autonomous repo work. This guide explains the tech, incentives, risks, and hype cycle.

OpenAI bought TBPN on April 2, and by the April 23 GPT-5.5 rollout, Sam Altman's launch posts suddenly sounded less like lab comms and more like a founder-host who knows how the feed works.

Alexa+, Gemini, and Siri’s stalled reboot show how AI assistants are becoming the new operating layer for search, shopping, smart homes, and trust.