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The Lost Art of Simple Software in the Age of AI Bloat
AIInnovationTechnology

The Lost Art of Simple Software in the Age of AI Bloat

A Forbes contributor reflects on computer science pioneer Niklaus Wirth’s philosophy of simplicity and how it applies to today’s AI landscape. The entire Oberon system fit in under 200KB and could recompile itself in under a minute on a 25MHz processor. This discipline of cognitive control is precis

by Chloe DannerNovember 25, 2025
AI could automate 57% of work, but jobs aren’t disappearing
AIBusinessTechnology

AI could automate 57% of work, but jobs aren’t disappearing

A new McKinsey report reveals AI and robots could technically automate over half of US work hours. But the real story is about partnership, not replacement. Human skills in social intelligence and oversight will remain crucial as workflows get redesigned.

by Emma LangfordNovember 25, 2025
Who’s Next? The Race to Replace Tim Cook at Apple
BusinessInnovationTechnology

Who’s Next? The Race to Replace Tim Cook at Apple

Tim Cook shows no signs of stepping down, but Apple watchers are already buzzing about his potential successor. The Wall Street Journal identifies four top contenders in the running to lead the $3 trillion company. Here’s who might take the helm next.

by Ava WinslowNovember 25, 2025
OpenAI’s AI Device Aims to Be Your Peaceful Digital Escape
AIInnovationTechnology

OpenAI’s AI Device Aims to Be Your Peaceful Digital Escape

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman describes the company’s forthcoming AI hardware as intentionally simple and peaceful compared to distracting modern devices. The screenless, pocket-sized device developed with Apple’s former designer Jony Ive should be available in under two years.

by Chloe DannerNovember 25, 2025
Apple’s Rare Layoffs Hit Sales Teams
BusinessInnovationTechnology

Apple’s Rare Layoffs Hit Sales Teams

Apple has laid off dozens of employees in sales roles focused on business, education, and government clients. The cuts represent a rare workforce reduction for the typically stable tech giant. Affected staff can apply for other roles within Apple until January 20.

by Chloe DannerNovember 24, 2025
Why Your AI Chips Are Failing (And How to Fix Them)
ManufacturingSemiconductorsTechnology

Why Your AI Chips Are Failing (And How to Fix Them)

Data centers running AI workloads are facing silent data corruption from subtle chip defects. These errors produce occasional faulty results that are nearly impossible to detect. The solution involves extending manufacturing testing techniques throughout the entire silicon lifecycle.

by Chloe DannerNovember 24, 2025
X’s Location Feature Exposes Trolls and Technical Failures
InnovationPrivacyTechnology

X’s Location Feature Exposes Trolls and Technical Failures

X’s new location feature has sparked chaos by revealing that many accounts aren’t where they claim to be. The rollout exposed both potential troll farms and significant technical inaccuracies in the platform’s data.

by Emma LangfordNovember 24, 2025
Spanish solar giant Solaria launches massive European data center push
CloudDataTechnology

Spanish solar giant Solaria launches massive European data center push

Spanish energy company Solaria is making a major push into European data centers with a new platform spanning four countries. The company secured 3.4GW of grid power and signed a 15-year solar PPA with developer Merlin. This marks Solaria’s transformation from pure solar player to integrated energy

by Ava WinslowNovember 24, 2025
Why This Old Excel Function Beats Fancy New REDUCE
ComputingSoftwareTechnology

Why This Old Excel Function Beats Fancy New REDUCE

Excel’s new REDUCE function offers powerful array manipulation, but SUMPRODUCT remains the workhorse for most real-world tasks. It’s simpler to write, easier to debug, and works across more Excel versions. For day-to-day spreadsheet work, reliability trumps cleverness.

by Emma LangfordNovember 24, 2025
6G Needs Triple the Spectrum, Warns Mobile Industry Group
BusinessInnovationTechnology

6G Needs Triple the Spectrum, Warns Mobile Industry Group

The mobile industry is already planning for 6G spectrum needs, warning that networks could become capacity-constrained by 2030 without significant new allocations. GSMA’s report calls for up to three times current spectrum to handle projected data growth through 2040. The big decisions will likely h

by Ava WinslowNovember 24, 2025

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