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Oracle Axed 21,000 Jobs in One Year — And Blamed AI for Every One
Oracle cut 21,000 jobs in a year and blamed AI. It's the latest sign that tech's automation wave is devouring the very workers who built it.
Valve Blames Brutal RAM Market for Steam Machine's $1,049 Price Tag
Valve's Steam Machine costs $1,049 — and they're blaming sky-high RAM prices. No controller, no subsidy, just a brutal reality check for anyone hoping for a cheap PC console.
Nvidia's New Data Center Design Burns Hot to Slurp Less Water — Genius or Madness?
Nvidia's new data center design runs hotter to slash water use. Genius engineering or a risky bet that could backfire?
DJI Spinoff Amflow Drops an E-Bike That Wants to Be Your Family Truckster
Amflow, DJI's e-bike spinoff, launches the TL Carbon 'eSUV' – a fat-tire e-bike that tries to be a daycare runabout, bikepacking rig, and trail machine all in one. Does it pull off the trick?
Loopy AI: The Next Step Toward Unsupervised Digital Swarms That Never Rest
Agentic loops are the latest twist in AI — swarms of tireless agents that never stop working. But at what cost?
Uber’s Board Sued Again: This Time, Shareholders Say ‘Enough Is Enough’
A Detroit pension fund sues Uber’s board for ignoring thousands of sexual assault reports. This time, shareholders aren’t just mad about the money — they’re mad about the bodies.
Tesla's Autopilot blame game won't save lives — data logs will
After a fatal Texas crash, Tesla claims Autopilot wasn't engaged. But data logs tell the real story — and the company's history suggests they're hiding something.
OpenAI's New Bug-Hunting Bot: Savior or Silicon Valley Savior Complex?
OpenAI wants to use AI to patch open source bugs. The internet's digital public parks are broken, but is a black-box bot really the fix?
Five Eyes Alliance Sounds Alarm: New AI Models Are a Cyber Weapon Revolution
Five Eyes intelligence alliance warns frontier AI models are transforming offensive cyber capabilities faster than defenses can adapt. The window to prepare is closing.
The Body Count Rises: Tech Layoffs in 2026, All Blaming AI
A running list of 2026 tech layoffs where companies blamed AI for the cuts. The pattern is clear: stocks go up, people lose jobs, and the machine keeps winning.
Cred's $900M Meta Deal Comes With a Price: WhatsApp Steals Its Founder
Kunal Shah built a $4B fintech unicorn. Now Meta's $900M check buys him—and Cred's future hangs in the balance.
Tesla's Self-Driving Illusion: A Woman Is Dead, and We're Still Asking Questions
A Tesla Model 3, reportedly in self-driving mode, killed a woman in Texas. The NHTSA opens yet another probe. When will we stop treating beta software like it's ready for the road?