The AI Hype Paradox: Why “Smarter” AI Is Less Useful
AI leaders are betting on artificial general intelligence arriving by 2030. But the pursuit of human-like machines distracts from the real, measurable value of autonomy found in predictive AI.
AI leaders are betting on artificial general intelligence arriving by 2030. But the pursuit of human-like machines distracts from the real, measurable value of autonomy found in predictive AI.
WIRED took the $1,999 Hypershell X Ultra and $1,899 Dnsys X1 Carbon Pro to an athletic track for a series of performance tests. The race highlighted how these emerging devices work, but also how their benefits depend entirely on the individual user. The consumer exoskeleton market is predicted to gr
A top digital executive at Citi learned a hard lesson about ignoring team pushback. The resistance was actually critical intelligence that could have saved a major deal.
Top executives are sounding the alarm about rushing AI-driven layoffs. The real challenge isn’t the tech itself, but ensuring workers have the skills to use it.
According to TechRadar, the 2026 robot mower lineup is a significant leap forward. The most exciting models include the Mammotion LUBA 3 AWD with upgraded Tri-Fusion navigation, the compact Segway Navimow i2 AWD with all-wheel drive, and Roborock’s surprising RockMow X1 LiDAR that ditches satellite
While the industry dreams of AI-discovered blockbuster drugs, the real payoff is happening behind the scenes. Companies are using AI to streamline clinical trials and regulatory paperwork, saving time and millions of dollars.
The annual CES Picks Awards for 2026 have been announced, honoring the most impactful consumer tech from the show. Winners span categories from AI hardware and computing to smart home systems and wellness gadgets. It’s a broad snapshot of what the industry thinks will matter next.
The founder behind the Evi startup, which Amazon acquired to form the core of Alexa, left the tech giant after three and a half years. He used Amazon’s famous six-page memo format to decide, ultimately choosing the unpredictable world of startups over corporate scale.
According to DCD, Boreas Technology is pushing its integrated modular data center solutions. They promise faster deployment, seamless scaling, and better efficiency. But what’s the real trade-off with this all-in-one approach?
We’re at a crossroads with AI. The prevailing anxiety is that it will simply replace workers, but that’s not a foregone conclusion. History shows we’ve faced similar choices about technology and human work before.