At first, I expected my train travel to offer a clear benefit over other modes of transportation, such as lower costs or faster travel times. Instead, the train trip, which made nine stops between Tampa and Miami, took longer than it would take me to drive or, obviously, fly between the same two points. In
Sam Altman and Elon Musk traded scathing posts on social media over the weekend, drawing new attention to the gap between vision and reality in the space computing business. In response to Musk accusing him of being a scammer, Altman said: “dude, you’re the one selling [sic] public market investors in near-term space data centers.”
My sister and I spent a week in Santorini to celebrate my 30th birthday. Somehow that became a sacred tradition, and for the next decade I made a trip every year to celebrate my birthday. I called one birthday road tripping from Seattle to San Diego in a Mustang convertible and another touring castles and
Quick question: Do you want AI to be so well-trained that it can help husbands (or wives, for that matter) plan the perfect murder of their spouses? Probably not, right? Just as a gut reaction, it feels like a no. I wouldn’t even think it was a particularly difficult question. But America contains many diverse
Michael Burry took a break from commenting on the stock market to focus his attention on booming prediction markets like Kalshi. In short: not impressed. The investor, made famous by Michael Lewis’ crisis-era saga “The Big Short,” shared his pessimistic assessment as prediction platforms withstand criticism over how ordinary users are faring and claims that
Anthropic has begun localizing Claude pricing in India, its largest market outside the US, as global AI companies increasingly tailor their offerings to win users in the world’s most populous nation. Local pricing has started appearing for some Indian users on Claude’s website and mobile apps. However, Anthropic is yet to enable payments through the
