/Columnist
Theo writes the long ones: essays on how technology actually gets built, bought, and broken. Formerly shipped software; recovering nicely.
The CAC approved Apple’s AI service for users in China, with Alibaba’s Qwen and Baidu supporting features across Apple p...
By Theo LindgrenMS NOW reported whistleblower allegations about Patel’s travel demands, while Sen. Chuck Grassley pressed the FBI direct...
By Theo LindgrenMIT Technology Review highlighted PsiQuantum’s planned light-based quantum computer and Norway’s record subsea road tunn...
By Theo LindgrenCory Doctorow argues Mark Carney’s rhetoric on tech, trade and public service keeps colliding with his government’s choi...
By Theo LindgrenFoodNet no longer requires 10 states to track cyclospora, even as Michigan and other states report an unusual rise in ca...
By Theo LindgrenBloomberg says OpenAI is working on a screenless smart speaker with a battery, camera, sensors and ChatGPT voice interac...
By Theo LindgrenCereblab said Grok Build’s CLI sent full code repositories to Google Cloud, including ignored files and deleted secrets,...
By Theo LindgrenTwenty-six former Meta employees allege the company used internal AI tools in layoffs that unfairly ranked workers on pa...
By Theo LindgrenGoogle says Images will replace its sparse search-first landing page with a real-time gallery tailored to users’ interes...
By Theo Lindgren
The company says AI Test Architect uses its psychometrics library to limit hallucinated competencies and support more de...
By Theo LindgrenAfter a Brian Eno talk, Doctorow framed art as intentional communication and AI output as prediction that makes viewers...
By Theo LindgrenThe Pluralistic writer argues that aging leaders create predictable succession failures in closely divided U.S. institut...
By Theo Lindgren