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SpaceX just dropped the biggest IPO of the year. Elon Musk instantly became the world’s first trillionaire. This isn’t your typical tech debut. SpaceX is billing itself as an AI company, but its roots are in rockets and satellites. It’s a hybrid bet on space and AI that’s shaking up public markets. The IPO frenzy
Spotify removed over 57,000 fake podcast episodes pushing illegal drugs. The purge came only after a US senator’s investigation forced the company’s hand. The podcasts weren’t made for listeners. Most had zero plays. They stuffed keywords and links to unregulated pharmacies selling opioids, modafinil, and other prescription drugs. AI-generated voices read out orders, but the
AI is no longer a distant threat to jobs. It is already reshaping workplaces—sometimes for better, often for worse. For some workers, AI acts like a helpful assistant. It speeds up routine tasks, boosts productivity, and frees time for creativity. Analysts, consultants, and managers in better-paid roles often benefit from AI tools that augment their
Headphones are about to get a serious upgrade. Not just noise-canceling, but selectively silencing the world’s worst sounds. Imagine a device that blocks the drone of lawnmowers but lets birdsong through. Or cuts political drivel out of your audio feed. That future is closer than you think. A team led by a University of Washington
Skoda just dropped its biggest electric SUV yet. The Peaq is a seven-seat EV designed to steal sales from pricier rivals. It’s not just bigger — it’s cheaper, smarter, and more practical. Built on Volkswagen’s MEB platform, the Peaq stretches nearly 4.9 meters. That’s longer than the Enyaq and even the combustion-powered Kodiaq. Inside, it
Anthropic’s Fable 5 was the AI model everyone suddenly wished they could use. It outperformed OpenAI’s GPT-5.5 by a wide margin on every major benchmark. Then the U.S. government pulled the plug. Fable 5 launched on June 9, 2026, promising to rewrite what AI could do in software engineering, reasoning, and complex multi-step tasks. It
KPMG’s big AI report promised a roadmap to excellence. Instead, it delivered fiction. The October 2025 study on agentic AI use was riddled with fabricated data and bogus citations. AI detection firm GPTZero exposed that 40 out of 45 citations in the report were fake. Many references blended real sources with invented ones or mangled
Andrew Yang isn’t chasing the AI gold rush. He’s targeting something far less glamorous—cutting everyday expenses. Yang’s latest move is Noble Mobile, a startup that pays users to use their phones less. It flips the usual telecom model on its head. Instead of charging for more data, it rewards customers for using less. Thousands have
Xbox is on the brink of a major shakeup. Profit margins have plunged to just 3 percent this fiscal year. That’s practically a rounding error for a division of Microsoft. New CEO Asha Sharma, who took charge in February 2026, is spearheading a “reset” after years of overspending and shrinking returns. Microsoft poured over $20
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