AI
"Savants in the network": Why AI agents don’t need to go rogue to become dangerous
The immediate danger from agentic AI is not malicious intent, but capable systems that relentlessly pursue their goals without knowing when to stop.
AI
The immediate danger from agentic AI is not malicious intent, but capable systems that relentlessly pursue their goals without knowing when to stop.
Reviews
An inveterate notetaker asks where writing on a device matches scribbling or doodling in a notepad - and where analogue wins.
Internet
"Winners will need auditability, permissions, simulations, escalation paths and a harness that knows when to shut the machine up."
Reviews
"This is not a wearable trying to convince you it can transform your life through algorithmic enlightenment..."
Business
Why manufacturers are moving beyond spec races to tackle real-world problems like eye strain.
Business
"It's a slightly odd category - but both devices make a convincing case that two screens can be more than a trade-show gimmick."
Security
Olli Krebs (no relation to Brian), EMEA SVP at Incode, discusses the trends shaping the future of the identity industry.
Reviews
But perfect for people who want a device that doesn’t scream: "I’m definitely checking email while you talk."
Reviews
The latest premium rodent comes with a new haptic interface and a range of ideas above its station
Business
"If an answer shows up a week later in a PDF, you’ve probably missed the window where it actually mattered."
Reviews
"By merging keyboard and trackpad into one coherent surface, the CLVX S reduces cognitive and physical friction between typing and pointing."
AI
You've captured an AI model on a consumer-level computer. So what do you do with it next?