Asa Tenchi

Photo by and machines on Unsplash This week, SoftBank and OpenAI announced something that sounds big on paper: a 50-50 joint venture in Japan to bring enterprise AI tools to businesses. They’re calling it “Crystal Intelligence.” Sounds pretty slick, right? But here’s where it gets weird — and honestly, a bit revealing. SoftBank isn’t just […]

Lovable started as a side project. One year later, it’s powering over 100,000 new apps a day and quietly transforming how software gets built. Photo by Mimi Thian on Unsplash 100,000 New Projects a Day Earlier this week, at the Web Summit in Lisbon, Osika shared with attendees that Lovable is seeing 100,000 new products

Photo by Julia Fiander on Unsplash In a time when AI-generated everything is saturating our screens, one TV creator is drawing a very clear line. Vince Gilligan — the mind behind Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul — just dropped a new sci-fi series called Pluribus on Apple TV, and right at the end credits

Photo by Robb Miller on Unsplash Just a few months ago, artificial intelligence felt unstoppable. Big Tech stocks were on fire, AI hype was everywhere, and companies like Nvidia, Microsoft, and Meta couldn’t stop talking about their big bets on the future. But this past week? The mood on Wall Street shifted hard. The Nasdaq

Lawsuits say GPT-4o acted as a “suicide coach” and pushed people toward delusions, raising serious concerns about AI safety Image by Marcel Strauß on Unsplash It’s hard to ignore the promise of artificial intelligence. But for some families, AI hasn’t just missed the mark—it’s devastated their lives. Seven more families have now filed lawsuits against