Amazon’s autonomous vehicle subsidiary Zoox is about to become hailable through Uber. That’s a big deal. Starting this summer, riders in Las Vegas will be able to summon a Zoox robotaxi directly from the Uber app, with Los Angeles following later. The partnership marks a significant expansion for both companies and a new phase in […]

A software developer named Chris Schwarz recently sat down for a job interview. No human was on the other end. Instead, he faced an AI-powered bot that asked questions, evaluated his responses in real time, and presumably scored him against some invisible rubric. His detailed account on his blog, SchwarzTech, reads like a dispatch from

Intel just refreshed its desktop lineup, and the message is clear: hold the line. The new Core Ultra 200S Plus processors, announced in March 2026, bring higher clock speeds and modest performance bumps to the Arrow Lake architecture that debuted in late 2024. They’re not a new generation. They’re a tune-up — one Intel clearly

Citigroup has pulled a team of model risk analysts out of the United Arab Emirates following escalating threats of Iranian military strikes in the region. The move, first reported by Business Insider in late March 2026, signals how geopolitical instability is now directly disrupting the offshoring strategies that major banks have relied on to cut

Samsung just locked the door on one of Android’s most enduring power-user traditions. The company is disabling Odin flashing and removing Download Mode from its devices, starting with the Galaxy S25 series running One UI 7. For millions of enthusiasts, developers, and repair technicians who’ve relied on these tools for over a decade, this is

Google isn’t just tweaking the surface of Android anymore. It’s going deeper — reworking the operating system’s foundational runtime to deliver measurable speed improvements across the board. The changes, detailed in a recent Digital Trends report, target the Android Runtime (ART), the engine responsible for executing every app on your phone. This matters more than

Dario Amodei doesn’t hedge much anymore. In a sprawling conversation with Dwarkesh Patel on The Dwarkesh Podcast, the Anthropic CEO laid out his thinking on when artificial general intelligence arrives, what happens after, and why he believes the safety problem is still fundamentally unsolved — even as his company races to build increasingly powerful systems.

The internet feels off. Not broken exactly, but hollow — like walking through a shopping mall where half the storefronts are staffed by mannequins. Adrian Krebs, a Swiss software engineer and founder, recently published a detailed examination of what’s been called the Dead Internet Theory, and his argument is uncomfortably persuasive: the web as we