Ai In Business

42 AI tools for work: agents, vibe coding, and more

5 cheap office chair upgrades that beat buying a new one

Why V2G can't scale: $20,000 chargers and zero standards

98% of IT leaders call sovereignty a priority, 52% act on it

YouTube's hidden TV interface lets you skip ads for free

Apple High Alert scam: how it works and how to stay safe

Conservative health gap widens: study links deaths to medical mistrust

Claude's ethics lead maps the rules for AI that acts alone

Trump admin forces Anthropic to shut down Claude 5 models

UK bans TikTok, YouTube for under-16s: Starmer's plan

Microsoft considers Xbox spinoff after $20B yields declining revenue

Tristan Harris: organize against AI labor displacement now

World Labs vs Uber: two $1B+ bets on AI in the physical world

Solid-state ACs promise greener cooling. The physics may disagree

Solid-state cooling aims to cut AC's 7% global power draw

ALS patient logs 3,800 hours on speech brain implant

Why South Korea leads the world in AI enthusiasm

Solar geoengineering moves from theory to engineering

SpaceX IPO overwhelms Robinhood as 855,000 users fight for shares

Enterprise AI needs architecture, not better chatbots

Google Pinpoint is now free for everyone, not just journalists

6 Skills That Stay Valuable as AI Reshapes Work

AI tools now handle codebases, research, and contract screening inside enterprise workflows. But the capabilities that matter most are the ones AI makes it easy to neglect: deciding what matters, thinking in your own words, and having difficult conversations yourself.

3 Earbuds Under $100 That Beat Standard AirPods on Specs

Budget earbuds have crossed a threshold. Sub-$100 options now match or exceed Apple's standard AirPods on noise cancellation, battery life, and audio quality. Here are three worth your attention.

Wikipedia Seismograph Reveals When the World Started Caring

A free tool called Wikipedia Seismograph lets you track traffic spikes to any Wikipedia article, revealing exactly when global interest in a topic surged. Created by web researcher Tara Calishain, it turns Wikipedia's public pageview data into a historical map of public attention.