The Silver Hearts Test: How AI Learned to Phish Our Elders
The email looked innocent enough.
“Dear Friend,
We at the Silver Hearts Foundation are reaching out with a simple mission:
The Future of Healthcare Arrives in Code: 1,000 Diseases, 20 Years Early
Imagine going in for a routine checkup and leaving with something closer to a time machine. Weeks later, instead of
Chatbots Can Be Persuaded: The Psychology Hack That Broke GPT
AI chatbots were supposed to be safe. Guardrails, filters, and red-team testing promised that no matter how clever the prompt,
From GPU King to System Architect: Why Nvidia Needs Intel
When Nvidia announced it would spend $5 billion on Intel stock, the market reacted like it was just another mega-cap
ChatGPT Owns the Crowd, Claude Owns the Workflow
The AI race doesn’t always reveal itself in model weights or benchmark scores. Sometimes it’s in the quiet
Half a Trillion in Silicon: Lisa Su’s AI Vision
When AMD CEO Lisa Su walked on stage at the Axios AI+ Summit, she didn’t talk about the next
Notion Just Launched Agents That Actually Do the Work, But Within Walls
For a decade, Notion has been the darling of SaaS productivity. It reinvented the wiki into something malleable: a living
Fiverr’s AI Pivot: When the Middleman Automates Itself
The gig economy was built on a simple promise. A client needed work done, a freelancer could do it, and
Meta’s Trojan Horse: Why Ray-Ban Display Aims Beyond iPhone
At first glance, it looks like a pair of Ray-Ban Wayfarers. The same silhouette that has sat on noses since
From Maps to Meals: Amap’s Street Stars Takes on Meituan
Backed by subsidies and Alibaba’s ecosystem, Street Stars signals that the battle for China’s local services is moving from delivery apps to navigation gateways.
