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Nvidia's RTX Spark Is a Hostile Takeover of the PC — Intel Should Be Scared
Jensen Huang just declared the personal computer dead and replaced it with something Nvidia controls. The smartphone comparison isn't hype — it's a territorial claim.
Anthropic Files for IPO — and the Valuation Wall Street Is Pricing In Should Alarm You
The maker of Claude has quietly filed an S-1 with the SEC, chasing a valuation that rivals the GDP of small nations. What that number reveals about the AI bubble is worth sitting with.
India's High-Stakes College Exam Collapses Mid-Session — Again
A TCS-linked software glitch on May 30 locked thousands of CUET candidates out of their seats, forcing the NTA to schedule a retest for over 3,700 students. For a system already on thin ice after last year's NEET scandal, this is not a technical hiccup — it's a pattern.
Apple's AI Glasses Slip to Late 2027 — and Meta Is Already Lapping the Field
Apple has quietly pushed its long-rumored AI smart glasses to late 2027, ceding nearly three years of market runway to Meta. The delay isn't just a calendar slip — it's a strategic concession in the most consequential wearables race since the smartphone era.
A Bluetooth Device Named 'Bomb' Turned Back a Transatlantic Flight — and That's the System Working
A United Airlines flight to Palma de Mallorca reversed course mid-Atlantic after a passenger's Bluetooth device broadcast a name containing a bomb-related word. The incident exposes both the hair-trigger sensitivity of post-9/11 aviation security and the casual recklessness — or deliberate provocation — of whoever thought that name was funny.
CBSE Admitted a Student Data Leak It Spent a Week Denying — Now Banks Are Babysitting Its Portal
India's central exam board first dismissed a teenager's security warnings, then confirmed them, then called in IIT teams and four public-sector banks to patch a system handling the personal data of 20 lakh students. The re-evaluation window opens June 1 regardless.
3 Habits That Make You More Human In The Age Of AI
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. AI can write your emails, summarize your meetings, generate your content, and answer almost any question faster than you can type it. And it will keep getting better at all of those things. What AI cannot do is build genuine trust with another person, read the emotions in a room or sit with someone during a difficult moment and say exactly the right thing. AI cannot provide the kind of presence that makes people feel seen and
Marvel's Wolverine Release Update Officially Confirmed, Mark Your Calendars
Ben Brosofsky has been writing for Screen Rant since 2022 and editing since 2024. He graduated from Vanderbilt University with a Bachelor's in Cinema & Media Arts. Writing serves as a much-needed distraction from tackling a backlog of Steam games that will never be surmounted. Marvel's Wolverine isn't too far off now, and the big update that everyone's been waiting for is finally just around the corner. Last September, Insomniac Games shared that more info would be coming in spring, a vague wind