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Planetary Geoscientist John Pereira II on Mapping the Moon’s Future
Space Visionaries: Minds Shaping Humanity’s Next Frontier As exploration stretches beyond Earth, this series highlights the scientists and thinkers applying planetary geoscience to humanity’s next phase of exploration. Space Visionaries focuses on the work happening at the intersection of Earth-based knowledge and off-world ambition — where geological insight, responsible resource planning, and long-term thinking shape…
CES 2026: New Tech Reveals Where Innovation is Heading Next
Every January, CES turns Las Vegas into a strange mix of crystal ball and stress test. Some ideas arrive fully formed. Others wobble under their own ambition. And a few make you pause and think, wait — this might actually change how people live. CES 2026 leaned heavily toward that last category. Across show floors spread through the city in…
Enterprise AI Agents Six Months Later: AI Agents Hype vs Reality
Most enterprises did not shut down their AI agents loudly. Teams simply stopped mentioning them in reviews. Dashboards still existed, but nobody checked them. Pilot Slack channels stayed quiet. That silence captures the current state of AI agents’ hype vs reality inside large organisations. This shift matters immediately for leaders making technology decisions. Agentic systems promised autonomy and scale….
AI Coding Assistants: Which Ones Developers Actually Pay For
Developers do not continue paying for tools that slow them down. Retention data reveals a clear divide between AI coding assistants that are perceived as essential and those that are considered optional. The difference rarely comes from novelty. It comes from workflow fit and long-term value. This analysis examines how teams behave after trial access…
Why Production Ready Software Fails or Scales?
A great demo can make any product feel ready. Deployment usually tells a different story. Recent research from Gartner predicts that over 40% of agentic AI projects will be cancelled by the end of 2027, largely because costs rise, business value remains unclear, or risk controls fail to mature. Many initiatives never move beyond proof-of-concept, despite early success. The issue is rarely…
Living With AI: Are We Finally Learning How to Adapt?
Every generation meets a technology that unsettles it. The radio did. Television did. The internet certainly did. Now it is AI. What makes this moment different is how quickly fear and fascination coexist. We worry about jobs disappearing, creativity fading, and machines knowing too much. At the same time, we ask AI to write emails, help with…
Enterprise AI Tools Companies Kept Vs Dropped
A new year has a way of clarifying things. Budgets reset. Planning decks reopen. Tools that once felt “strategic” suddenly face a simpler test: are people still using this? As enterprises moved into 2026 planning mode, many AI tools failed that test. There were no announcements and no shutdown notices. They simply stopped appearing in renewal discussions. At…
OpenAI’s Sora AI Video App Ignites a Hollywood Copyright Fight
Within days of the Sora AI video app launch, the Motion Picture Association demanded OpenAI take “immediate action” against copyright infringement happening at an unprecedented scale. Studios watched as their protected characters flooded social feeds with AI-generated clips. OpenAI framed it as creative exploration. Hollywood framed it as IP theft enabled by algorithmic volume. The collision highlighted how quickly…
OpenAI o3 Model Claims Breakthrough Reasoning, Does It Deliver?
The OpenAI o3 model scored 75.7% on ARC-AGI, a benchmark designed to resist memorization. It cleared PhD-level science questions at 87.7% accuracy. It achieved 96.7% on advanced math competitions. The numbers looked extraordinary. Then, engineering teams deployed it into production environments and watched it confidently recommend solutions based on infrastructure that didn’t exist yet. The gap between benchmark performance…
Innovation vs Imitation: The Feature Arms Race in Social Media
Instagram launched a feature to speed up Reels at 2x by long-pressing the screen. The feature already existed on TikTok. TikTok introduced broadcast channels for creators. Instagram already had that. The loop repeats across every central platform. One app ships a feature. The others replicate it within weeks. The rise of social apps copying features has replaced differentiation with…