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Halide's Bitter Split: When Apple Poaches a Co-Founder, the Code Goes With Him

Halide's Bitter Split: When Apple Poaches a Co-Founder, the Code Goes With Him

Halide's co-founder is suing his former partner for allegedly carrying their app's source code straight into Apple, and the fallout could reshape how indie developers think about trust.

Hachette Drops 'Shy Girl' and the Publishing Industry's AI Reckoning Begins

Hachette Drops 'Shy Girl' and the Publishing Industry's AI Reckoning Begins

The Race to Own Space Superiority Is Entering Its Most Dangerous Phase Yet

The Race to Own Space Superiority Is Entering Its Most Dangerous Phase Yet

The AirPods Pro 3 are $50 off right now, nearly matching their best-ever price

The AirPods Pro 3 are $50 off right now, nearly matching their best-ever price

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Psychedelics Promised a Mental Health Revolution. The Clinical Data Tells a Harder Story.

Psychedelics Promised a Mental Health Revolution. The Clinical Data Tells a Harder Story.

Psychedelics entered clinical research with enormous promise. A wave of trial failures is now forcing a reckoning with the science behind the hype.

When AI Creativity Tools Carry the Logic of Elimination

When AI Creativity Tools Carry the Logic of Elimination

Filmmaker Valerie Veatch looked closely at Sora and found something the hype cycle missed: a curatorial logic that decides whose creativity survives.

Microsoft's Plan to Rebuild Trust in Windows 11 Is a Bet on Restraint

Microsoft's Plan to Rebuild Trust in Windows 11 Is a Bet on Restraint

After months of user backlash over AI overreach, Microsoft's Windows chief is promising a reset — but rebuilding trust is harder than shipping an update.

Gemini's App Automation Is Rough Around the Edges — and That's the Point

Gemini's App Automation Is Rough Around the Edges — and That's the Point

Oeuf Hides a Brutal Platformer Inside the World's Most Disarming Shape

Oeuf Hides a Brutal Platformer Inside the World's Most Disarming Shape

Robot Vacuum Price Wars Are Reshaping the Smart Home Market Faster Than Anyone Expected

Robot Vacuum Price Wars Are Reshaping the Smart Home Market Faster Than Anyone Expected

The Verge's Installer Column Is Quietly Reshaping How We Discover Culture

The Verge's Installer Column Is Quietly Reshaping How We Discover Culture

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Apple's MacBook Pro Dominance Is a Lesson in Platform Lock-In

Apple hasn't reinvented the MacBook Pro in four years. That restraint is the most revealing thing about its strategy.

A Jury Said Musk's Tweets Misled Twitter Investors. The Market Already Knew.

A California jury found Musk's tweets misled Twitter investors before his $44B takeover, exposing a regulatory gap that goes far beyond one billionaire.

Kodiak AI's Driverless Freight Push Reveals the Harder Problem Behind Autonomy

Kodiak AI wants driverless trucks on highways by 2026, but the CEO says the real battle isn't the driving, it's everything else.

Microsoft Gives Windows Users Back Control Over Updates After a Decade of Forced Reboots

Microsoft is finally letting Windows users pause updates indefinitely, ending a decade of forced reboots that cost users trust, data, and patience.

Starlink Mini Goes Cordless: What a Van-Life Battery Pack Reveals About Off-Grid Connectivity

A new battery pack for the Starlink Mini cuts the last cord, and the ripple effects reach far beyond van life.

Andrew Ng Says Small Data and MLOps Will Reshape AI More Than Raw Scale

Andrew Ng built AI at Google and Baidu by thinking bigger. Now he says the next frontier is learning to do far more with far less data.

AI Is Rewriting the Rules of Chip Design as Moore's Law Runs Out of Road

As transistor shrinkage hits its physical limits, AI is now redesigning the chips that run AI — and the feedback loop is tightening fast.

The Robot Hand That Bleeds Ingenuity: Artificial Muscles Are Rewriting Robotics

A new class of robot hands built with artificial muscles and tendons is closing in on human dexterity — and the ripple effects could reshape surgery, logistics, and biology itsel

CERN's Compact Accelerator Push Could Rewire How the World Treats Cancer

CERN physicists are shrinking particle accelerators to hospital scale — and the implications for global cancer care are hard to overstate.

Atomically Thin Materials Could Solve Quantum Computing's Size and Quality Problem

Atomically thin materials may shrink qubits dramatically, and the ripple effects on error correction and quantum manufacturing could reshape the entire field.

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