Reddit's Search Actually Works Now and People Noticed
Reddit's search was a punchline for years. It's not anymore — and the timing says everything about where the internet is heading.
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The $5.6 Billion Legal AI War Nobody Saw Coming
Legora just hit a $5.6B valuation, leapfrogging Harvey. Here's what's really driving the legal AI arms race.
Stop Letting AI Do Your Homework — Start Letting It Teach You
AI can do your homework for you. The question is whether that helps you learn anything — and whether a different kind of AI could teach you instead.
Meta Is Still Burning Billions on AR/VR and Doesn't Care
Meta lost another $4.2B on Reality Labs in Q1 2026. Here's why that number is less crazy than it sounds.
The App Putting AI Characters in Your Group Chat
Shapes drops AI personas into your group chats alongside real people. It's clever, it's strange, and it's worth paying attention to.
Snapchat's New Ad Strategy Wants to Have a Conversation With You
Snap's new AI-powered conversational ads let brands chat with users in real time. Smart product bet or desperate revenue play? We dig in.
Tim Cook's Apple: The Empire He Built After Steve
Tim Cook turned Apple into a $2.8 trillion machine. Now the question is whether that machine can actually lead the AI era.
Apple's New Hardware Chief Has a Lot to Prove
John Ternus is running Apple's hardware now. Here's what Vision Pro, iPhone 17, and Apple Intelligence actually tell us about what comes next.
X-Energy's 27% IPO Pop Is Telling You Something Important
X-energy's 27% IPO pop is real — but the company's first commercial reactor doesn't come online until 2030. Here's what the hype is hiding.