Back in 2012, Dishonored earned the first Game of the Year honor of my tenure at Ars Technica. Looking back […]
Years later, Arkane’s Dishonored is still a modern stealth classic Read Post »
Microsoft and nuclear power company Westinghouse Nuclear want to use AI to speed up the construction of new nuclear power
Power Companies Are Using AI To Build Nuclear Power Plants Read Post »
A Chinese plant scientist at the University of Michigan, who drew national attention in June 2025 when she was arrested
Scientist pleaded guilty to smuggling Fusarium graminearum into US. But what is it? Read Post »
Anthropic says hackers used its software to attack financial firms and government agencies around world A leading artificial intelligence company
AI firm claims it stopped Chinese state-sponsored cyber-attack campaign Read Post »
From humanoids to hyper-TPUs, the week’s biggest headlines prove automation is moving faster than management manuals can keep up. The
Batteries, Bots, and Broken Neck Bolts: The Best of Daily Tech Insider (Nov. 10–14) Read Post »
This week, we discuss getting back on our AI slop bullshit, deepfakes in schools, and epistemic virtues.
Behind the Blog: Trolling on the Internet Read Post »
A new report finds that local opposition to data centers skyrocketed in the second quarter of this year.
The Data Center Resistance Has Arrived Read Post »
Google’s latest release raises the platform’s research capabilities with structured analysis, clear sourcing, and support for more document types. The
Google’s NotebookLM Update Adds Deep Research, Expanded File Formats Read Post »
It was originally found in leaked code and publicized by AI influencers on X, but OpenAI has made it official:
ChatGPT Group Chats are here… but not for everyone (yet) Read Post »
China’s government might have some lofty ambitions for AI, but that doesn’t mean it’s going to let the tech run
China Is Cracking Down on AI Slop Read Post »
