The economics of AI investments are starting to look unsettling, even for investors.
Peptides are legal and relatively harmless. Habitually injecting yourself with mysterious powders though?
You can't work from home, but you can bring your slippers to the office.
Conflicts are good, actually.
"The way to sell it to the world is through disease prevention...and showing you can do that."
Markers of a dying empire.
Can y'all be normal about anything?
Apple is suing Oppo for allegedly poaching a member of its Apple Watch team to steal trade secrets on sensors and silicon chips.
The AI race has ignited a gold rush, creating a new caste of ultra-wealthy engineers and founders. But their massive fortunes are already having a painful impact on the rest of us.
Turns out the investment paid off.
Silicon Valley heads to West Point.
The tech industry is fully on board, but the rank and file won't have to do time as grunts.
Nate was an AI shopping app that promised to automate the checkout process. DOJ says workers in the Philippines completed transactions manually.
'Don't be evil' is so passe.
The New York Times made a sneaky edit to its own transcript to make Andreessen sound more coherent.
Can thousands of pounds of sulfur dioxide pumped into the stratosphere reverse global warming? We may soon find out.
It's only a few weeks into 2024, and it's clear how some things weren't as great as we initially thought whether it's Amazon's Alexa or just all of Elon Musk.
The tech industry feasted on headlines around Harvard’s president, signaling that DEI efforts may no longer be a priority in Silicon Valley.
Google pulled out of a $15 billion investment in Santa Clara County after demolition had already begun. The company says it will look at other strategies.
Parts of the California Forever project are now being characterized as a national security threat.
