A US judge ruled Google ran an illegal monopoly but refused to break it up, showing that antitrust law has become little more than theatre.
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When Everyone Has the Same AI, What Makes Your Company Smarter?
The real asset in corporate AI isn't the model—it's the learning loops that create lasting institutional intelligence.
The real asset in corporate AI isn’t the model—it’s the learning loops that create lasting institutional intelligence.
Here’s Why Everything You Believe About Kids and Screen Time Is Wrong
The impact of screen time on children is complex and depends on factors like content, context, and whether it’s passive or interactive.
The impact of screen time on children is complex and depends on factors like content, context, and whether it’s passive or interactive.
Big Tech Wants Cheap, Reliable Power. Gas Isn’t It
Big Tech's shift to gas reveals a costly, short-sighted energy strategy.
Big Tech’s shift to gas reveals a costly, short-sighted energy strategy.
Should We Be Surprised Publishers Are Learning How to Influence Chatbot Answers?
AI responses manipulated through hidden ads in machine-targeted content.
AI responses manipulated through hidden ads in machine-targeted content.
Zuckerberg Buys His Way Out of Trouble Once Again: Will He Ever Face Punishment for His Crimes?
Meta’s out-of-court deal exposes its blatant disregard for accountability, shielding Mark Zuckerberg from true responsibility while preserving harmful practices.
Meta’s out-of-court deal exposes its blatant disregard for accountability, shielding Mark Zuckerberg from true responsibility while preserving harmful practices.
Gen Z Grew up in an Enshittified World, and It Shows
Young people’s distrust of the world around them isn’t the result of ignorance, but of intensive exposure.
Young people’s distrust of the world around them isn’t the result of ignorance, but of intensive exposure.
Why We’ve Stopped Posting on Social Media (And What It Means for Our Mental Health)
There was a time when social media served a purpose as simple as finding out what our friends and family were up to.
There was a time when social media served a purpose as simple as finding out what our friends and family were up to.
The AI Model Doesn’t Matter Anymore; It’s All About the Orchestration
AI models are becoming interchangeable commodities, with the focus shifting from the model itself to the layer that decides which model to use and when.
AI models are becoming interchangeable commodities, with the focus shifting from the model itself to the layer that decides which model to use and when.
Erasing the Evidence: How a Climate Science Chapter Vanished From a Judges’ Manual
That space is beginning to close. And that is precisely why some powerful interests are trying to prevent science from reaching the courts.
That space is beginning to close. And that is precisely why some powerful interests are trying to prevent science from reaching the courts.
Corruption in Plain Sight: How Trump Turned Personal Enrichment Into a Feature of the Presidency
For decades, political corruption was a dirty secret: envelopes, middlemen, shadowy companies, discreet favors, phone calls; no one was supposed to know about any of it.
For decades, political corruption was a dirty secret: envelopes, middlemen, shadowy companies, discreet favors, phone calls; no one was supposed to know about any of it.
Schools Don’t Have a Smartphone Problem. They Have a Teaching Problem.
Society often blames smartphones for problems like the educational crisis, which have deeper causes and won’t be solved by simply banning devices.
Society often blames smartphones for problems like the educational crisis, which have deeper causes and won’t be solved by simply banning devices.
Are Data Centers a Good Deal for the Places That Host Them? (Spoiler Alert)
There is no AI without energy.
There is no AI without energy.
The Only Question Teachers Should Ask Students in the Age of AI Remains the Same as Ever: “What Have You Learned?”
It’s not that AI has destroyed education: it has simply exposed many of its fictions.
It’s not that AI has destroyed education: it has simply exposed many of its fictions.
The Scale Is Tipping: Human Hours vs. Machine Tokens
This shift is interesting because it forces us to rethink how we define productivity.
This shift is interesting because it forces us to rethink how we define productivity.
The Web’s Broken Bargain: How AI Ended the Deal Between Publishers and Platforms
The economic unit of the web is transitioning from page visits to response generation due to AI’s ability to summarize information directly in the interface.
The economic unit of the web is transitioning from page visits to response generation due to AI’s ability to summarize information directly in the interface.