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Employee monitoring software is now a $5.4 billion industry — and AI has turned basic time-tracking into behavioral profiling that can predict when you'll quit. Most employees have no idea how deep it goes.
Anthropic's Model Context Protocol has become the de facto standard for connecting AI models to external tools and data in under two years — and its adoption by OpenAI, Google, and hundreds of developer teams signals a fundamental shift in how AI integrations are built.
After years of being perpetually five years away, solid-state batteries are entering genuine pre-production phases at Toyota, QuantumScape, and CATL — but the path to your driveway is more specific and harder-won than the headlines suggest.
Amazon's 2012 acquisition of Kiva Systems triggered a decade of warehouse automation investment. Here's what the technology landscape looks like now — who leads, what works, and where the hard problems remain.
Compute Express Link decouples memory from CPUs and GPUs, enabling shared memory pools across entire server racks. For LLM inference and AI training, this changes the economics of data center design.
Attackers use LLMs to generate thousands of malware variants, craft flawless phishing emails, and clone executive voices. Defenders have AI too — but the asymmetry is real and growing.
Chain-of-thought reasoning is no longer a prompting trick — it is baked into the best AI models. Here is what that shift actually means for developers and when you should use a reasoning model versus a base model.
Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Meta have committed hundreds of billions to AI infrastructure. Here is what that money actually builds — and what the real bottlenecks are.
The National Ignition Facility achieved scientific ignition in 2022 and has improved since. Private fusion startups have raised over $7 billion. But Q>1 in a lab is very different from electricity on the grid — here is the honest timeline.
Meta's Ray-Ban smart glasses moved 7 million units in 2025. Google is launching Android XR audio glasses with Warby Parker and Gentle Monster this fall. Samsung is co-developing display glasses. After Google Glass failed spectacularly in 2013, something has quietly changed — and it's not the technology.
The EU's Digital Markets Act forced Apple to allow third-party app stores and sideloading on iOS. Two years in, the market looks nothing like what regulators promised and everything like what Apple predicted. Here's what actually changed, what didn't, and what it means for developers.
The US finally has a federal stablecoin law. The GENIUS Act doesn't kill stablecoins — it legitimizes the ones that can afford compliance and quietly forces out the rest. Here's what the framework actually requires and what it means for USDC, Tether, and the next wave of digital dollar issuers.