My Artificial Intelligence Thoughts and Nothing Else
There’s something interesting happening at security conferences these days. Companies that work in cyber defense are increasingly mingling with military and law enforcement officials—not as separate worlds, but as integrated…
We’ve all heard them. Those little tricks that supposedly save hundreds on airfare. Clear your cookies. Book on a Tuesday. Fly on a Wednesday. Set your browser to a different…
A 25-year-old woman thought she was getting into an Uber outside a bar in Kent. She wasn’t. Within minutes, she realized the driver who picked her up was an imposter—someone…
When Lightspeed Commerce announced its new agentic capabilities in October 2026, I found myself asking the questions I always ask: What does this actually do? Who benefits? And most importantly—is…
Hannah Einbinder, best known for her role on HBO’s Hacks, recently went public with a passionate defense of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts. But here’s what caught my attention: it…
A company called OpenCode recently disclosed a security breach. It sounds like a routine notification—the kind that gets buried in your inbox alongside a dozen other vendor emails. But here’s…
Hong Kong just did something most financial regulators are still too nervous to do: they actually published guidance on how banks should use agentic AI applications. Not a vague statement…
An Apple I computer signed by Steve Wozniak sold for $1.15 million recently, and that’s the kind of headline that makes people stop and stare. It’s genuinely remarkable—a piece of…
Here’s what caught my attention this week: someone just sold an original Apple-1 computer—the actual machine from 1976—complete with Steve Wozniak’s signature on the motherboard and, even more intriguingly, a…
I was scrolling through news aggregators the other day when I came across a headline about a commentator warning that a congresswoman was “in deep trouble.” It was on Newsmax,…
Laura Bennett