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Theo writes the long ones: essays on how technology actually gets built, bought, and broken. Formerly shipped software; recovering nicely.
Plaud’s $249.99 Plaud One pairs recording earbuds with a 4G case, while transcription and AI-agent use carry added costs...
By Theo Lindgren
A joint vendor study reports a 48% ChatGPT citation gap for publishers with OpenAI deals, though it does not establish w...
By Theo Lindgren
Anthropic says future Claude models will mark generated prose through statistical word choices, offering a probabilistic...
By Theo LindgrenXCancel describes itself as a Nitter-based X/Twitter mirror for no-JavaScript viewing, with caveats around media fidelit...
By Theo Lindgren
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the administration urged Apple against Chinese memory chips as an AI-driven suppl...
By Theo Lindgren
Anthropic says future Claude models will carry a probabilistic text watermark, while critics question whether altered wo...
By Theo LindgrenDHS plans to buy shock-capable gloves for ICE officers by March 2027, drawing warnings about pain compliance, training a...
By Theo Lindgren
Microsoft is removing Mico from Copilot voice mode in waves and moving the animated avatar to Learn Live, with no succes...
By Theo LindgrenApple’s 3x scratch-resistance claim remains unverified, but one side-by-side test found the iPhone 17 glass resisted mar...
By Theo LindgrenFlock says it will require case codes and automated audit tools as critics question whether the new controls curb police...
By Theo Lindgren
MIT Technology Review says its next 35-person Innovators Under 35 list drew 550 nominations, while its newsletter also p...
By Theo Lindgren
Interviews with young people and new Pew data show teens use AI often, while remaining wary of its effects on schoolwork...
By Theo Lindgren