Jun 23, 2026Twila Rosenbaum A look at the uneven adoption of AI in enterprises: while some teams deploy fleets of agents, others remain in pilot mode. Data shows engineering jobs are increasing, and organizational readiness is key. View more
Jun 23, 2026Twila Rosenbaum A single training run can emit as much CO₂ as five cars do in a year, but engineers don't need expensive new GPUs to cut costs. By implementing mixed precision training, optimizing data pipelines, and adding operational safety nets like checkpointing and smoke tests, teams can reduce waste by roughly half. This article details the highest-ROI changes inside the training loop, from gradient accumulation to dynamic batch sizing. View more
Jun 23, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Enterprise AI agents need more than coordination—they require a governance layer to enforce policies on data locality, model approval, and authorization. This article explores the missing orchestration layer, its components, and why ontologies and decision provenance are critical for compliance. View more
Jun 23, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Google Chrome remains the world's most popular browser with over 3 billion users. This update covers new productivity features like split view and vertical tabs, 28 critical security fixes, and answers to common questions about speed, privacy, and resource usage. Explore how Chrome compares to alternatives and what the latest version brings. View more
Jun 23, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Nvidia unveiled DLSS 5 at GTC 2026, sparking debate. A hands-on session across multiple games shows the technology enhances far more than character faces—coffee makers, water, foliage, and shadows all benefit from the unified AI model. Developer controls allow fine-tuned intensity per object type. The technology, currently demonstrated on dual RTX 5090 GPUs, aims for a single-GPU launch in fall 2026 with major studios already onboard. View more
Jun 22, 2026Twila Rosenbaum The US government issued an export control directive banning foreign nationals from using Anthropic's frontier AI models. In response, Anthropic abruptly disabled Fable 5 and Mythos 5, despite previously marketing them as safe. The move follows widespread hype about the models' dangerous capabilities and a subsequent jailbreak discovery. Anthropic claims the vulnerabilities were minor and known. View more
Jun 22, 2026Twila Rosenbaum A student at Chapman University created a DIY C-3PO head that uses artificial intelligence to hold conversations in the character's iconic voice. The project combines a Raspberry Pi 5, a custom language model, and audio post-processing to mimic the metallic tone of the Star Wars droid. This Star Wars Day, you can build your own talking Threepio. View more
Jun 22, 2026Twila Rosenbaum Kalshi, a prediction market, asked influencers to delete sponsored posts that spread conspiracy theories about the Los Angeles mayoral election. The posts, which questioned the integrity of slow vote counting in California, violated Kalshi's affiliate marketing policies. Meanwhile, Polymarket's similar sponsored content remains active, highlighting differing approaches to election misinformation. View more
Jun 22, 2026Twila Rosenbaum The Trump administration is reportedly requiring the automatic installation of the official White House app on all Department of Homeland Security mobile devices. The app claims to provide "unfiltered, real-time updates" from President Trump, but critics worry about data sharing and potential security risks. Former IT executives and privacy advocates have expressed alarm over forced installation, comparing it to backdoor access to government networks. The move follows earlier similar efforts across federal agencies, including the FAA. View more
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