Why It Is In No Way Worth Buying A PS5 Pro For ‘GTA 6’
GTA 6 might be a once in a generation release, but buying a powerful PS5 Pro for it does not seem worth it at all right now.
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Trigger’s Bad ‘Cyberpunk Edgerunners’ Season 2 Ideas Rejected By CDPR
Cyberpunk Edgerunners season 2 was not as good as season 1, but it could have been worse if CDPR hadn't stepped in.
AT&T Data Breach Payout: Watch Your Email Or You Could Miss Out
About 4 million AT&T customers are due a data breach payout. Here’s when it could arrive, how much you’ll get, and why 800,000 claims were rejected.
Netflix Is Already Releasing A ‘Jane Doe V. Cornell’ Documentary
Netflix has a new, speedy documentary series called Instadocs, which is now covering the Cornell 7 case just a month and a half after it broke.
Ethan Mollick: New Blog, New Book
Ethan Mollick explores accelerating AI capabilities, autonomous agents, creative breakthroughs, and humanity’s evolving role as orchestrators.
Enterprise AI Has A Production Problem
Many enterprise AI projects stall before production. Here's how business alignment, operational trust, governance and system integration can help organizations scale AI successfully.
Spooky Cyber Trends For 2026: How AI Is Changing The Threat Landscape
cybersecurity data reveals that artificial intelligence is transforming cyberattacks by increasing their speed, scale, and sophistication.
The Silent Failure In Enterprise Data: When Systems Stay Up But Meaning Breaks
Successful pipelines can create a governance failure when a definition changes without downstream users knowing about it.
AI Makes Coding Faster, But Who Is Responsible For What It Produces?
The amount of code generated by AI will certainly only continue to grow, but the context of a project belongs to the people behind it.
Washington Treats AI As A Public Safety Issue, Your Board Should Too
Most of the rules also target the labs rather than the companies deploying their models. I wouldn't count on that lasting.
Why Do Humans Tan? An Evolutionary Biologist Explains (Hint: It’s An Emergency Response)
A tan is your skin’s emergency response to UV damage. Learn how DNA damage triggers melanin, why a tan barely protects you and why evolution built it anyway.
Why AI Belongs In The First Mile Of A Purchase, Not The Last
AI can streamline insurance shopping, but licensing, liability and complex coverage decisions still make human agents essential.
Netflix’s Best New Show Has A 100% Rotten Tomatoes Score
Netflix's best new show covers a famous actor, his tragic death and has been lauded by critics with a 100% Rotten Tomatoes score.
‘One-In-A-Million’ Comets May Not Have Seeded Life On Earth
New research suggests comets probably didn’t bring the building blocks of life to early Earth after all.
Data Theft Hackers Are Weaponizing New Passkey-Themed Threats By Proxy
Newly published threat intelligence confirms that data theft hackers don’t require malware or software exploits, just a phone number and a residential proxy.
AI Agents Are Already Inside Banks. Their Risk Framework Isn’t Ready
AI agents mean all banks need to update their risk management. I cover five actions to do immediately to lower risk.
AI Leaders Are Warning Of Doom: Who Is Checking The Math?
When builders of advanced AI systems warn their creations could destroy humanity, who's checking the math?
Why An AI Biotech Startup Launched A $600 Million Fund To Buy Stalled Drugs
Most AI drug development firms are focused on discovery. AI biotech Formation Bio is betting the real bottleneck is clinical trials. With a new $600 million fund to buy or license potential drugs that have stalled out, the startup now hopes to prove that it’s right.