Google will put its own AI chips into space next week, and the hardware is modest. The satellite is called MVP. It’s about the size of a refrigerator and carries four Tensor Processing Units, the
Search used to be a map. Now it’s a vending machine. You type a question, and Google hands you a finished answer before you see a single link. For some people, that’s the upgrade they
Every arms race eventually gets a red phone. The AI race just got one, but it came before the near-miss, not after. Today’s White House summit puts AI at the center of the world’s most
For three years, AI companies sold a simple deal. Accept the disruption now. Share in the prosperity later. That deal just collapsed. The industry’s own numbers killed it. Robert Reich’s new column connects two facts
Jensen Huang has never lacked confidence. This week he reached for the most absolute figure in probability. Asked about warnings that AI could end humanity by the end of the decade, the Nvidia chief executive
People approaching automated investing platforms usually expect the wrong thing. The assumption is that software finds opportunities a human would miss, and that the edge lies in prediction. That is not what these services do,
A household earning Irvine’s median income of $136,719 looks at a $1.19 million median home price and does the math twice. The gap doesn’t close on the second try either. That math is exactly what
Growing businesses hit the same wall. Systems get harder to manage, staff lose hours to technical problems, security risk climbs, and ageing tools slow everything down. The problem is rarely a shortage of technology. It
Ask an AI agent to find a free hour next Thursday, and it’ll do it in two seconds. Ask it whether the CEO should meet the unhappy investor before or after the board call, and
Local government runs on paper trails. Agendas. Minutes. Video archives. Public records requests stacked behind all three. Clay County, Florida keeps a searchable record of Board of County Commissioners meetings going back to June 2009,