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Alex Karp says AI disrupts the economic power of “largely Democratic, humanities-educated voters” and empowers “working-class, often male voters” (Kelby Vera/HuffPost)

By Stacey D. WallsMarch 13, 2026

Featured Podcasts Great discussion: What’s next after the Girl Boss? A podcast mainly about technology. Presented weekly by Angela Du,…

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India’s AI summit has highlighted the limits of the country’s AI ambitions, as the United States and its tech companies have largely rejected India’s push for global AI governance (Krishn Kaushik/Financial Times)

By Stacey D. WallsFebruary 22, 2026

Featured Podcasts Big Tech Podcast: OpenAI Closes to $100 Billion, OpenClaw Acquisition, AI Productivity Question – with Aaron Levie The…

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T-glass, a type of ultra-thin sheet of glass used in advanced chips, is rare and comes largely from Nittobo, which has not added capacity in months (Yang Jie/Wall Street Journal)

By Stacey D. WallsFebruary 8, 2026

Featured Podcasts Lenny’s podcast: Getting Paid to Rock Code: Inside the New Work of the AI Age | Lazar Jovanovic…

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OpenAI has stepped up efforts to improve its audio AI models, in preparation for its AI-powered personal device, which is expected to be largely audio-based (Stephanie Palazzolo/The Information)

By Stacey D. WallsJanuary 1, 2026

Featured Podcasts Lenny’s podcast: We replaced our sales team with 20 AI agents: here’s what happened | Jason Lemkin (SaaStr)…

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An in-depth look at the humanoid robotics industry, which currently relies largely on hype to rally interest and investors, as AI fuels the humanoid boom (James Vincent/Harper’s)

By Stacey D. WallsNovember 23, 2025

James Vincent / Harper: An in-depth look at the humanoid robotics industry, which currently relies heavily on hype to rally…

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a largely in-person culture, few scheduled meetings, aggressive recruiting, intensive internal product testing, more (Brie Wolfson/Colossus)

By Stacey D. WallsNovember 8, 2025

Featured Podcasts Big Tech Podcast: OpenAI bailout?, Elon’s $1 trillion payment deal, Amazon continues perplexity The Big Technology Podcast takes…

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Meta says he has reduced American content deletion errors from half since his January policy changes, without largely exposing users to more offensive content than before (Paresh Dave / Wired)

By Stacey D. WallsMay 30, 2025

Paresh Dave / Cable:: Meta says that she reduced errors in deleting American content by half from her January policy…

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A look at the intelligence center on Microsoft's threats, largely endowed by former intelligence and military staff, which has become a key pillar of American cyber-defense (Bloomberg)

By Stacey D. WallsMay 10, 2025

Bloomberg:: A look at the Microsoft threat intelligence center, largely endowed by former intellectual and military staff, which has become…

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After technological companies like Amazon and Microsoft made huge bets on the AI, the gadget boom that started with the launch of Alexa in 2014 has largely gassed (Matt Day / Bloomberg)

By Stacey D. WallsMarch 11, 2025

Matt Day / Bloomberg:: After technological companies like Amazon and Microsoft made huge bets on AI, the gadget boom that…

ASEAN, China unlikely to finalize South China Sea Code of Conduct at next summit – Radio Free Asia

Heat maps show North Korea’s largest greenhouse at less than half capacity – Radio Free Asia

Balikatan 2026 exercises will highlight Manila’s ‘more active defense posture’ – Radio Free Asia

North Korean agents use fake identities to apply for tech jobs – Radio Free Asia

Award-winning Burmese journalist Shin Daewe released from prison – Radio Free Asia

The clock is ticking for Spirit Airlines as bondholders weigh in on Trump bailout

New York pied-à-terre tax sparks legal fight over values

Procter & Gamble (PG) Third Quarter 2026 Results

FDA Speeds Up Research on Psychedelic Drugs Following Trump Order

Spirit Airlines’ money ‘won’t last very long’

Disaster for Trump as even Fox News poll finds he is mentally unfit

The biggest sign yet that the midterm blue wave could be massive

Trump falls asleep during Oval Office event as his decline deepens

Hakeem Jeffries calls Trump the stupidest president in history

Republicans attempt to overturn election after Virginia backfires Trump’s Gerrymander

The series, founded by two Yale seniors to build an AI-powered social network on iMessage, has raised a $5.1 million pre-seed round from Reddit CEO Steve Huffman and others (Dominic-Madori Davis/TechCrunch)

JPMorgan and other banks have struggled to spread the risk of billions in loans they made to build data centers leased from Oracle in Texas and Wisconsin (Wall Street Journal)

French forecast office refers suspicion of tampering with weather sensors at Paris airport to police after detecting unusual values alongside Polymarket betting (Joe Wertz/Bloomberg)

Meta announces deal to use “tens of millions” of Amazon’s Graviton chips to help deliver its next generation of AI models, amid Nvidia chip shortage (Ina Fried/Axios)

Norway plans to ban children from using social media until age 16; government says it will present bill to parliament by end of 2026 (Terje Solsvik/Reuters)

Browsing: largely

Alex Karp says AI disrupts the economic power of “largely Democratic, humanities-educated voters” and empowers “working-class, often male voters” (Kelby Vera/HuffPost)

India’s AI summit has highlighted the limits of the country’s AI ambitions, as the United States and its tech companies have largely rejected India’s push for global AI governance (Krishn Kaushik/Financial Times)

T-glass, a type of ultra-thin sheet of glass used in advanced chips, is rare and comes largely from Nittobo, which has not added capacity in months (Yang Jie/Wall Street Journal)

OpenAI has stepped up efforts to improve its audio AI models, in preparation for its AI-powered personal device, which is expected to be largely audio-based (Stephanie Palazzolo/The Information)

An in-depth look at the humanoid robotics industry, which currently relies largely on hype to rally interest and investors, as AI fuels the humanoid boom (James Vincent/Harper’s)

a largely in-person culture, few scheduled meetings, aggressive recruiting, intensive internal product testing, more (Brie Wolfson/Colossus)

Meta says he has reduced American content deletion errors from half since his January policy changes, without largely exposing users to more offensive content than before (Paresh Dave / Wired)

A look at the intelligence center on Microsoft's threats, largely endowed by former intelligence and military staff, which has become a key pillar of American cyber-defense (Bloomberg)

After technological companies like Amazon and Microsoft made huge bets on the AI, the gadget boom that started with the launch of Alexa in 2014 has largely gassed (Matt Day / Bloomberg)