Category: Tech
Coverage of technology companies, platforms, infrastructure, policy and product moves shaping the digital economy.
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AI Takes On Hail: Forecasting’s New Frontier
Colorado State University researchers are using AI to sharpen hail forecasts, a quiet advance with real implications for insurers, farmers, and storm-weary towns.
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California’s New AI Law Is Coming for Legal Discovery
California’s new AI law is reshaping eDiscovery and legal practice. Here’s what lawyers need to know about disclosure, sanctions, and client AI use.
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Ukraine Is Writing the Rulebook for Trusting AI
Ukraine is building a conformity assessment regime for AI, borrowing from product safety law to certify systems before they reach the market.
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D.C. Bets $5M on Startups While AI Hiring Tests Get Harder
Washington D.C. commits $5M to local startups and accelerators as AI reshapes hiring, education, and the skills employers now demand.
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Inside Samsung’s New Chip Hub: Why Fabs Are the New AI Battleground
Samsung’s massive new semiconductor hub shows why chip fabrication capacity is now the front line of the AI boom, and what it means for the industry.
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Robots That Imagine the Future Before They Move
Robot AI that predicts future scenes before acting marks a shift in machine intelligence, moving from reaction to anticipation in real time.
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California’s New AI Workplace Rules Signal a Regulatory Shift
California enacts new AI workplace restrictions. Here’s what the rules mean for employers, employees, and the broader tech industry’s regulatory future.
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UCR’s $8M Grants Show Where AI Research Money Is Going
UC Riverside’s $8 million in federal grants reflects a broader shift in how Washington funds AI, chips, and quantum research at public universities.
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Weball Turns Any Website Into a Katamari Playground
Weball revives Katamari-style rolling chaos inside your browser, turning real websites into a physics playground. Here’s why it matters.
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Why Linux on an RTX Spark Laptop Is a Warning Shot
A developer put Linux on an RTX Spark laptop to skip a Microsoft account. The real story is about ownership, friction, and where PC computing is headed.