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In 2025, technology didn’t stall. It overreached. The year’s most visible tech failures weren’t underfunded experiments or fringe prototypes. They were high-profile launches backed by venture capital, major platforms, and bold claims about artificial intelligence,
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For years, artificial intelligence was marketed as the inevitable engine of progress. Corporate boardrooms praised its efficiency. Venture capitalists poured billions into its promise. Meanwhile, marketers embraced it as a cheap shortcut to creativity. However,
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In 2025, the biggest story in youth tech isn’t TikTok trends or YouTube rabbit holes — it’s the quiet takeover of AI chatbots as teens’ new go-to companion. A sweeping new Pew Research study shows