Changing Perceptions
Pew's annual survey finds global favourability towards China now exceeds that toward the U.S. for the first time in nearly two decades
Read full storyPew's annual survey finds global favourability towards China now exceeds that toward the U.S. for the first time in nearly two decades
Read full storyChina launched its parallel gold and yuan infrastructure
Read full storyFord is rehiring 300-350 veteran quality inspectors. AI is a fantastic tool but it's only as good as the information you use to train it
Read full storyWriting, attention and critical thinking are collapsing in American classrooms
Read full storyMidjourney's fancy scan is likely to create negative net productivity
Read full storyAt the end of of 2025, about 33% of U.S. household wealth was in stocks. All this money needs to go somewhere.
Read full storyFocusing on the consumer layer may lead to much higher pay-offs in the end.
Read full storyIn 2014, Huawei's founder, Ren Zhengfei, told Teresa He (also known as He Tingbo), in charge of Huawei's chip research at the time, that she had $400 million per year at her disposal to advance Huawei's technology.
Read full storyThe CEO of Cerebras noted the debate between whether the closed source (U.S.) or open source (China) ecosystem will become more prevalent in AI.
Read full storyThe debate revolves around whether the U.S. should give Chinese AI researchers access to Nvidia's GPUs
Read full storyThe recent rally has been driven by the smallest number of stocks on record
Read full storyA tech banker made headlines saying he would swap his California estate for privately held shares of Anthropic
Read full storyReid Hoffman's recent essay of the same name frames Silicon Valley as a quasi-religious movement
Read full storyThe cryptocurrency world has long been plagued by extreme volatility, with Bitcoin and other digital assets experiencing dramatic price swings that make them unsuitable for everyday transactions. Enter stablecoins—digital currencies designed to maintain a stable value.
Read full storyWhen a messenger told King Tigranes of Armenia that the Roman general Lucullus was invading, Tigranes beheaded the messenger because he didn't like the news. He was later routed in a military defeat as he was unprepared.
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