Use Apple’s Journal App to Organize the Chaos of Your Daily Life
Apple’s Journal app merges traditional journaling with digital tools, offering iCloud syncing, advanced search, and Apple Pencil support. Users can create multiple journals to keep personal reflections separate from work notes, while Face ID or Touch ID protects privacy. Automatic dating and visual enhancements like sketches and photos streamline tracking progress over time. The app positions Apple as a leader in productivity‑focused software, catering to both casual note‑takers and dedicated journalers.
Mistakes with Claude Teach More Than Successes
My team and I have been using Claude every day for months. We've gotten it wrong more than we've gotten it right. But the mistakes taught us everything. If you're switching to Claude right now (and a lot of people are), here's...
SaaS Success Hinges on Positioning, Distribution, Communication
90% of SaaS problems are not technical anymore. They’re: → positioning → distribution → clarity / communication
Intel Prepares Wireless Mode Support For QAT Gen6 Hardware
Intel is adding a dedicated wireless mode to its upcoming QuickAssist Technology (QAT) Gen6 accelerators, with support slated for the Linux 7.1 kernel. The new mode activates via a specific fuse bit and loads a separate firmware binary that handles...
AI + Quantum Powering Rapid Global Innovation
Technology In Action — My Key Takeaways On How AI And Quantum Are Accelerating Global Transformation AI and quantum computing together are accelerating breakthroughs across industries, enabling faster problem-solving, improved optimisation, and entirely new capabilities. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/e5xhgZ6s #AI...
Robot Drivers Are Nine Times Safer than Humans
Tesla's FSD autopilot: 5.3 million miles between accidents. US human driving average: 660,000 miles between accidents. The robot drivers are 9x safer than humans. And it's only getting better. How long before it will be too expensive to insure human drivers because they are...
EBay Tests Image Search on Desktop Web After Nearly a Decade as a Mobile-Only Feature
eBay has begun beta testing its Search by Image tool on the desktop website, extending a feature that debuted on its mobile app in 2017. Users can upload a photo, drag and drop an image, or paste a link to...
ChatGPT 26× More Likely to Harm Psychotic Users
People on this site regularly give me shit, and almost always turn out to be wrong. Like when I said LLMs might well contribute to delusions, and people doubted me. New study shows that ChatGPT was 26 times more likely than...
Profit-Driven AI Threatens Human Oversight and Values
The greatest risk of agentic AI isn't a hostile takeover; it’s the slow erosion of human oversight through "value-blindness." As an agent scales from $100 to $10,000 in daily profit, your role shifts from objective evaluator to silent partner, leading...
The HP TV App Just Showed up on Windows 11, and People Are Wondering What It Even Does — Here’s...
HP has launched a free, ad‑supported streaming app called HP TV+ that appears by default on Windows 11 PCs and can also be installed on Windows 10 and ARM64 devices. The app aggregates live channels, movies and TV shows in a single interface,...
Is AI Really Fooling People? Mailbag
The newsletter explores the rise of AI‑generated music, highlighting emotional reactions to AI‑created performances and the growing threat of bots inflating streaming numbers. It cites a recent fraud case where a North Carolina man used AI tracks and automated listeners...
Google Tests AI-Rewritten News Headlines in Search without Notifying Publishers, Drawing Industry Backlash
Google is piloting an AI feature that automatically rewrites news article headlines in Search results, doing so without informing or obtaining consent from publishers. Media executives argue the practice could produce inaccurate or misleading headlines that remain attributed to the...
The White House AI Framework: Growth Engine, Guardrails, and Contradictions
The White House released a National AI Framework that balances rapid innovation with targeted safeguards, avoiding a new centralized regulator. It emphasizes sector‑specific oversight, child protection, and treats AI as essential economic infrastructure, including data‑center expansion and small‑business grants. The...
Reach and Resonance Both Needed for Effective Marketing
Resonance is not a replacement for reach, but rather a qualitative input into it. You often see the narrative, especially when reach is getting harder to achieve like with declining organic LinkedIn, that the real focus anyway is on resonance....
Eli Lilly’s Oral GLP‑1 Pill Beats Wegovy in Trial, Shows 73% More Weight Loss
Eli Lilly’s once‑daily oral GLP‑1 agonist orforglipron outperformed oral semaglutide (Wegovy) in a 52‑week Phase 3 trial of 1,698 adults, delivering 73.6% greater relative weight loss and a three‑fold higher rate of A1c normalization. The data, published in The Lancet, could reshape...
Shopify Quietly Fixed a Bug That Silently Cancelled All Subscriptions When a Customer Removed a Shop Pay Card
Shopify disclosed that removing a payment method from Shop Pay automatically cancelled every active subscription linked to that card, affecting merchants across its entire ecosystem. The cancellation occurred without any warning, customer intent signal, or recovery flow, effectively disguising involuntary churn...
Bluesky Unveils Attie AI Assistant, Giving Developers Natural‑Language Feed Creation
Bluesky rolled out Attie, an AI assistant that enables developers to design custom social feeds using natural‑language commands, leveraging Anthropic’s Claude and the AT Protocol. The launch, announced at the Atmosphere conference, coincides with a $100 million funding round that extends...
Drones Cut Survey Times While AI Cameras Boost Park Security in PropTech Rollout
Surveyors in Texas are deploying drones to finish land‑survey projects in days instead of weeks, while East Baton Rouge’s park authority is installing over 1,500 AI‑enabled cameras across 77 parks. Both moves illustrate how imaging tech is accelerating data collection...
USS Massachusetts Commissioned as First Bay State Submarine, $2.8 B Virginia‑class Fast‑attack Sub
The U.S. Navy commissioned the Virginia‑class USS Massachusetts (SSN‑798) on March 28, 2026, marking the first submarine named for the Bay State. Built by General Dynamics Electric Boat and Newport News Shipbuilding at a cost of over $2.8 billion, the fast‑attack...
NVIDIA Launches ProRL Agent, a Rollout‑as‑a‑Service Platform for Scalable LLM Reinforcement Learning
NVIDIA introduced ProRL Agent, a rollout‑as‑a‑service infrastructure that separates environment interaction from policy updates, enabling large‑scale reinforcement learning of multi‑turn LLM agents. The system shows near‑linear throughput growth as compute nodes increase and outperforms existing baselines on the SWE‑Bench benchmark.
Meta and Entergy Seal $2 Billion Deal to Add 5.2 GW Gas Capacity for Louisiana AI Data Center
Meta Platforms and Entergy Louisiana have signed a $2 billion agreement to build seven natural‑gas power plants that will add 5.2 GW of capacity, bringing total dedicated generation for the Hyperion AI data center to over 7 GW. The pact also includes 240 miles...
ARK Invest Unveils Five‑Platform Innovation Roadmap as Meta Shares Sold for $2.1 M
ARK Invest released a detailed thematic blueprint for its flagship ARK Innovation ETF, centering on five disruptive technology platforms. At the same time, Cathie Wood trimmed $2.1 million of Meta Platforms stock across three ARK ETFs, underscoring a tactical rebalancing amid...
Uber, Rivian to Deploy 10,000 Driverless SUVs in Miami by 2028
Uber announced a partnership with electric‑vehicle maker Rivian that includes a $1.25 billion investment and a commitment to purchase 10,000 autonomous R2 SUVs for a 2028 rollout in Miami and San Francisco. The deal aims to expand Uber’s driverless fleet to...
Starlink Is Taking Revenues Telcos Couldn’t Capture
Starlink has surpassed 10 million active subscribers, adding roughly 19,600 new customers each day since reaching the 9 million mark. The service is rapidly expanding beyond its traditional niche of rural, aviation, and maritime broadband. By contrast, traditional telcos face prohibitive costs—$3,000...
DNA‑Based Nanorobots Detect and Target COVID‑19 Viruses
Researchers have engineered microscopic DNA nanorobots that can recognize and bind to COVID‑19 viral particles. The breakthrough, described in a recent SmartBot feature, points to a future where nanotech diagnostics and therapeutics operate inside the human body with unprecedented precision.
LLMs Can Design Games, yet Can’t Play Them
If an LLM can write a game but can’t play it, what does that say about how it “understands” environments and rules? https://spectrum.ieee.org/ai-video-games-llms-togelius?share_id=9307932
Chicago Halts Sidewalk Delivery Robots After Bus Shelter Collisions Shatter Glass
Chicago city officials ordered a temporary suspension of sidewalk delivery robots after several units crashed into bus shelters, shattering glass and injuring pedestrians. The incident highlights safety and regulatory challenges for the fast‑growing urban logistics sector.
Group by Time with pd.Grouper—no Extra Columns
Python tip You've been creating extra columns just to group by month. pd.Grouper does it in one step, inside the groupby. Same result. No extra column. It works for any time frequency -- weekly, quarterly, custom intervals -- without touching your data.
Johnson & Johnson's ICOTYDE Shows 52‑Week PASI 100 Rates up to 49% in Psoriasis Trials
Johnson & Johnson unveiled 52‑week Phase 3 data for ICOTYDE™ (icotrokinra), revealing PASI 100 clearance rates of 41‑49% in adults and 57% in adolescents, with no new safety signals. The results position the oral peptide as a possible disease‑modifying first‑line option for...
Ross Nordeen’s Exit Leaves xAI Without Any Original Cofounder
Elon Musk’s xAI announced the departure of Ross Nordeen, its last remaining original cofounder, on Friday. Nordeen’s exit comes as Musk reshapes the company ahead of a planned SpaceX‑linked IPO, underscoring a period of rapid turnover among senior staff.
Blue‑Collar Founder Leverages AI Agents to Quadruple Revenue
A blue-collar founder used AI to completely change his business trajectory. After shifting from SEO to AI agents, he streamlined quoting, scaled operations and created a growth flywheel that took revenue from $242k to nearly $1M in a short time. AI is...
Quieter, Stealthier, Further: New Hybrid Unit to Power China’s Small Battle Drones
China’s state‑backed Sichuan Tianfu Light Power Technology has successfully flight‑tested a 60‑kilowatt hybrid propulsion unit for small battlefield drones. The system pairs a gas‑turbine generator with an electric ducted fan, allowing on‑the‑fly switching between fuel‑driven and pure electric modes. This...
Data Governance Essential for Trustworthy AI in Education
Trust In The #Digital Classroom: Why #Data Governance Must Guide #AI In Education by @geoffreyalef1 @Forbes Learn more: https://t.co/BKbfmT1JPq #EduTech #ArtificialIntelligence #DigitalTransformation https://t.co/gLBIx5UmYg
Enforce File-Write Restrictions to Stop AI Editing Configs
Claude Code kept editing my .env file. I told it not to in the prompt. It did it anyway two sessions later. So I set up a PreToolUse hook. Now it physically can't write to .env or config files. Blocked before...
Xbox Handhelds Can Now Play Assassin's Creed Shadows and 48 More Games
Xbox has added 49 new titles to its handheld‑optimized catalog, boosting the game library for the Asus ROG Xbox Ally and Ally X devices. The update includes major releases such as Assassin’s Creed Shadows, Star Wars Outlaws and Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. Of the new...
Build A Reasoning Model Chapters Now in Early Access
It’s done. All chapters of Build A Reasoning Model (From Scratch) are now available in early access. The book is currently in production and should be out in the next months, including full-color print and syntax highlighting. There’s also a preorder up on...
Osmo Pocket 4 Vlogging Camera Launches Next Month
It looks as though the DI Osmo Pocket 4 vlogging camera is finally going to go on sale next month. https://t.co/6D98AQI6wI
Well‑designed AI Tutors Demonstrably Improve Learning Outcomes
It turns out (same author in both papers) that when AI tutors are even moderately well designed they help people learn. Old paper (2 years) using old model and seriously flawed. https://t.co/ePL2UOWJ4P
Why Are Large Language Models so Terrible at Video Games?
Large language models have surged in coding ability, yet they remain fundamentally unable to play video games, even simple titles. Expert Julian Togelius explains that games demand diverse mechanics, spatial reasoning, and real‑time interaction—areas where LLMs lack training data. Benchmark...
Published Errors Survive; Faulty Experiments Kill
You can publish a paper with wrong data. You can't make a working drug with a wrong experiment. I wrote about HeLa contamination a few days ago. Then an Oxford researcher told me his story. https://t.co/77vvQQ8kq0
HexRunner Reaches Stable 30 MPH Through Speed‑Focused Design
Designing for Speed: How HexRunner Achieved Stable 30 MPH Locomotion by @lukas_m_ziegler #EmergingTech #Engineering #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology https://t.co/W2jAL0BpmW
WebAssembly Is Now Outperforming Containers at the Edge
WebAssembly’s emerging Component Model 1.0 is poised to eclipse containers for edge and serverless workloads by delivering millisecond‑level code deployment and superior isolation. Recent talks at Wasm I/O highlighted Preview 3, which adds async functions, lazy APIs, and concurrency primitives, moving...
Discussing Artemis II and Florida Launch Experience on Bloomberg TV
Joining @BloombergTV This Weekend at 9:45amET to talk about Artemis II and my trip to Florida/KSC @davidgura @EenaRuffini @LisaMateoTV
Choose Reinvention Over Irrelevance with AI
Reinvention or Irrelevance: The Real AI Choice by @Timothy_Hughes https://t.co/aV8LTK0GH2 @DLAIgnite #SocialSelling #DigitalSelling #Sales #SalesTips #ArtificialIntelligence #Innovation #Technology #Tech #TechNews #Marketing #Leadership https://t.co/fTp8ThENPc
Number of the Day - 500 Cases
South Korea’s Korea Institute of Radiological & Medical Sciences (KIRAMS) Cancer Center celebrated performing its 500th surgery using the domestically produced Revo‑i surgical robot. This marks the first time a single general hospital in Korea has reached the 500‑case milestone...
Claude Offers Custom GPTs—Even More Powerful
If you’ve ever wondered whether Claude has something like ChatGPT’s custom GPTs—the answer is yes. And it’s actually more powerful. https://t.co/SQfo2UmHL0
Certain Cleaning Agents Can Cut PV Output by 5.6%
Fraunhofer CSP warns some cleaning agents may reduce PV module performance by up to 5.6% #energysky -- via pv magazine global: https://t.co/yfOWVCOjSx https://t.co/PM69r9Hgdg
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Who Are Advanced Micro Devices' (AMD) Main Competitors?
Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) posted $34.64 billion in revenue for 2025, a 34% year‑over‑year increase, and its market value stands at $329 billion as of March 2026. The article compares AMD with four major rivals—Intel, IBM, NVIDIA, and Analog Devices—detailing each competitor’s revenue,...
Patenting Stem Cell Therapies in the US: The Role and Risks of Product-by-Process Claims (Restem v Jadi Cell)
The U.S. Federal Circuit affirmed that product‑by‑process claims for stem‑cell therapies are novel when the underlying product itself is novel, rejecting Restem LLC’s challenge to US 9803176 covering an umbilical‑cord‑derived mesenchymal stem cell (MSC) product called JadiCell. The court interpreted the...
Immersive Haptics Enable Real‑Time Remote Robot Interaction
Immersive Haptic System Brings Remote #Robots to Life via @ZappyZappy7 #Innovation #TechForGood #EmergingTech #Technology #Tech https://t.co/jklmbQxzBb
