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Bad news for Apple is like a unicorn sighting, truly rare. Yet, one analyst dared to suggest the future might not be all rainbows and sunshine for the tech giant.
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Bad news for Apple is like a unicorn sighting, truly rare. Yet, one analyst dared to suggest the future might not be all rainbows and sunshine for the tech giant.

Will artificial intelligence steal your job? Many engineers ask this question, but the answer is more complex than a simple yes or no.

On Mars, the Perseverance rover found a rock packed with unusual amounts of carbon. The big question remains: alien life or just weird geology?

AI made us all faster at writing code, but nobody's asking the question that actually matters: did we become better engineers or just lazier? Turns out someone decided to build a quiz to figure out exactly what kind of developer you really are.
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You type a question to the AI, hit send, and a response appears instantly. Ever wondered what the heck actually happens behind the scenes in that second?

AI hype might be creating a bit of a bubble, according to a new analysis. The market seems to be overestimating the real hunger for AI computing power.
Cerebras just learned the hard way that building the most powerful chip doesn't mean customers will line up at your door. The stock tanked after the company's sales forecast disappointed investors betting big on an AI datacenter revolution.
Two drugs turned a pharmaceutical company into a trillion-dollar beast. But here's the thing: pharma history is littered with giants who built empires on a single blockbuster, only to watch them crumble when rivals showed up. So what's Eli Lilly actually doing differently?

Everyone's worried about AI taking our jobs, but there's a scarier question lurking underneath: what if it just... ends us? Anthropic, the team behind Claude, is stepping into the conversation head-on — not to fearmongering, but because they believe whoever's building this stuff has a moral obligation to think about it.

The Trump administration is tightening the screws on Anthropic, and while everyone's trying to figure out what actually triggered it, somewhere in the AI sector someone's already popping champagne. But here's the thing nobody's asking: when you pick a fight like this, who really comes out ahead?

While everyone's still arguing about whether AI chips are the new oil, the smart money has already tuned out and wandered off to look at something completely different. Here's the real question nobody's asking: what if the actual money isn't in what we're staring at, but in what we're completely ignoring?