In his annual shareholder letter, JPMorgan's CEO backs the war in Iran while warning that oil shocks and sticky inflation could tip the U.S. into a recession reminiscent of 1974 or 1982.
A couple of hours on the show floor at the 2026 New York International Auto Show, where a $100,000 truck got upstaged by robot dogs.
The head of America's largest public hospital system wants New York to change its regulations so AI can read mammograms without a radiologist. Radiologists are pushing back hard.
GitHub posted just 90% uptime in Q1 2026 while adding 36 million new users in a single year. The vibe coding boom is straining infrastructure that was never designed for this scale.
Anthropic's latest Economic Index report finds that experienced AI users are pulling away from newcomers — with higher success rates, more sophisticated use patterns, and a widening advantage that shows no sign of closing.
Qatar produces a third of the world's helium. The Ras Laffan complex is offline, possibly for years. Without helium, chipmakers can't fabricate AI processors — and hospitals can't keep MRI machines cold.
On February 25th, I paid $2.499 a gallon at a Sheetz in Ohio. Three days later, the U.S. began bombing Iran. Five weeks later, gas at my local pumps in Connecticut hit $3.95 — and the worst-case scenarios haven't even started.
Google is setting a 2029 deadline for migrating to post-quantum cryptography, warning that current encryption could be easily broken by a large-scale quantum computer. Three recent papers have dramatically reduced the qubit requirements for breaking RSA and elliptic curve cryptography.
A Subway crew in Shelton, CT noticed a regular's order looked wrong and made the sandwich both ways — no extra charge, no hesitation.
Oracle eliminated up to 30,000 employees — 18% of its workforce — with a pre-dawn email signed 'Oracle Leadership.' The savings fund a $156 billion AI infrastructure bet that has already pushed the company's debt past $108 billion.