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AI startups want to brute force their way into the movie business, even though the tech isn’t ready for its closeup.

It’s a very thin line between helpful monitoring and health paranoia.

On Sony, Microsoft, and the future of game consoles.

It’s reasonable to feel wary about this tech, but we can’t ignore how it can be a game-changer for disabled communities

Silicon-carbon cells are leading to thinner phones with longer battery life.

The company’s success in the space hinges on whether it can continue to push the category forward.

Supply, demand, and deregulation.

Satellite SOS would be fine, but maybe it’s time for a new wearable thesis rooted in what people really want.

As the fallout of the Chorus influencer program reveals, the Democratic establishment seems sclerotically incapable of existing in a media environment it cannot control.

But they’re getting better.

The ‘inconvenience’ of a blank page is the entire point.

The US is saying ‘to hell with the international mining code.’

Dust could spell death for a foldable’s inner screen.

‘Car bloat’ is what you get when companies prioritize profits over safety.

I’ve lived in that future. Before my health improved, I spiraled into obsession, injury, and disordered eating.

We’re launching two exclusive newsletters and a partnership with Lowpass by Janko Roettgers.

Using the Brick app wasn’t a total success, but I’m reclaiming my attention span, one Law and Order episode at time.