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Theo writes the long ones: essays on how technology actually gets built, bought, and broken. Formerly shipped software; recovering nicely.
Google’s new foldable trims weight, boosts brightness and adds faster wireless charging, but early hands-on reports find...
By Theo Lindgren
Researchers used CRISPR to remove the Y chromosome in a mouse-cloning workflow, but the mouse-only results have not been...
By Theo Lindgren
Twitch has added a setting to exclude defined channel content from future Amazon generative-AI training, with limits for...
By Theo Lindgren
Paul Conyngham’s Gamgee says it will design personalized mRNA cancer vaccines for dogs, built on an unproven one-dog cas...
By Theo LindgrenMIT Technology Review narrowed 550 nominations to 35 honorees through editor review and expert scoring, with names due S...
By Theo Lindgren
Sophelio’s NeurIPS-listed benchmark trains on DIII-D plasma data and tests zero-shot equilibrium predictions on UKAEA’s...
By Theo LindgrenAnthropic says supported Claude text will carry an imperceptible watermark, but its method for embedding and detecting i...
By Theo Lindgren
Strahinja Janjušević’s MIT finalist essay argues prosthetic users need safeguards when proprietary support fails.
By Theo Lindgren
Spotify says its mid-September rollout will label artist identities that do not represent real people and exclude AI Per...
By Theo LindgrenDaring Fireball withdrew its Apple rejection story after saying the reviewed app was astrology-focused Asterly, not Dark...
By Theo LindgrenMichael Tsai said the false astronomy-app rejection story could make genuine App Review complaints easier to dismiss.
By Theo Lindgren
Meta’s chief executive wants personal AI distributed widely, looser training rules and government coordination on securi...
By Theo Lindgren