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Meta is preparing camera-free smart glasses to shake off the 'pervert glasses' label. But is it a real privacy fix or just clever marketing?
While Matt Mullenweg was on leave, Automattic's CFO and legal chief signed each other's severance agreements, guaranteeing a year of salary and extra equity. What does this mean for the company?
X now lets US users trade crypto directly through Cashtags. The gap between timeline talk and the market closes. Are you ready to trade while you scroll?
Snap is once again defending its $2,200 smart glasses. We break down why they insist and whether they're worth it.
Valor Equity Partners is giving SpaceX shares directly to its LPs instead of cash. This could forever change how VC funds return capital.
The cap table management platform, backed by Stripe and Founders Fund, is closing its doors. What happens to its customers and what does this say about the startup ecosystem?
The House overwhelmingly passed a bill forcing automakers to keep AM radio in new vehicles. Safety vs. innovation — the battle moves to the Senate.
Al Gore isn’t losing sleep over AI data center emissions. He’s more worried about the AI industry’s own warnings about where the technology is headed.
Anthropic and OpenAI plan to embed independent safety evaluators inside their AI labs. Researchers welcome the unprecedented access, but warn meaningful oversight requires transparency, independence, and eventually regulation.
OpenAI shocks by pausing RL training on its latest models and delaying its largest frontier run. Is this a masterstroke or a warning sign?