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Messi’s new ChatGPT partnership feels like marketing written by AI for people who don’t watch soccer
OpenAI's first major football marketing campaign stars Lionel Messi, but it feels more like a corporate AI pitch than a celebration of the world's most popular sport.
Modders are disabling the Meta Ray-Ban’s most important safety feature
I love my Ray-Ban smart glasses, but creeps are disabling a major safety feature, and now I’m worried they’ll get banned.
Everyone is fighting over the wrong part of agentic commerce
The real agentic commerce opportunity isn't checkout — it's the boring, broken world of B2B procurement.
Why encryption alone is not enough in modern communications
While E2EE protects message content, modern threat actors are no longer attempting to defeat it. Instead, they are exploiting what surrounds it.
The factory floor ran out of people, and no hiring strategy will fix it
Manufacturers face permanent worker shortages, accelerating shift to AI-driven, robot-integrated operations.
If AI transparency rules weaken, enterprise tech teams will inherit the risk
When AI compliance softens, enterprises don't escape accountability — they absorb it.
How the UK is tackling industrialized crypto fraud
Crypto fraud has industrialized. The UK is showing how enforcement can keep up.
Instead of a fourth Ocarina of Time re-release I want a sequel
Instead of a fourth Ocarina of Time re-release I want a sequel to the N64 classic, or at least as well.
Quote of the day by SpaceX CEO Elon Musk: "If you go back say, 300 years, the things we take for granted today, you'd be burned at stake for" — echoes of science fiction
Elon Musk reflects on advances we've made in the 21st century and how, in times gone past, they would be considered "indistinguishable from magic"
