OpenAI has classified GPT-6 Astra at the Critical cybersecurity threshold under its Preparedness Framework, a first for the company.

The next teammate on your startup's roster might not be human.

Snap is back with a familiar pitch: its $2,200 Spectacles deserve a place on your face.

Fitting large language models into scikit-learn's familiar estimator API is a thoughtful step toward making AI tools feel less foreign.

Anthropic and OpenAI want to embed independent safety evaluators directly inside their AI labs.

Trading conversations on X are about to get more direct.

Al Gore isn't losing sleep over AI data centers, and that's worth pausing on.

Max Hodak's Disrupt talk promises a bold departure from the screens that tether us to data.

AI labs are racing to hire in-house auditors for rogue agents, but they may be missing a simpler fix hiding in plain sight.

A clear eval isn't a luxury; it's the backbone of any AI agent you actually trust.

Valor Equity Partners is choosing an unusual path: handing SpaceX stock to its LPs instead of cash returns.

It's not every day a CEO's brief ouster leaves behind a trail of carefully signed severance pacts.

Pulley is shutting down in December, and that lands with real weight for startups that trusted its cap table tools.

Wayve is moving with clear intent.

Meta is facing a pointed question about privacy after accusations of selling "perv glasses." The company's response is a camera-free model, a move that acknowledges the concern without fully escaping it. Dropping the…

Most people open their phones to scroll.

The House just voted to make AM radio standard in new cars, and it's a win for practical resilience.

Conditional formatting in Excel is supposed to make unique values pop, but when it only flags a handful while leaving obvious outliers untouched, the frustration is real.

Matthew de Jonge asked a disarmingly simple question: why do glasses go on without a fight, while hearing aids become a daily negotiation?

Splitting a column in Power Query sounds simple until the data refuses to cooperate.

There's a particular frustration in copying a cell, reaching for the Paste button, and watching it gray out as if the command never existed.

Your Google Home just got a whole lot more conversational.

Google has confirmed signs that a targeted attack may be exploiting a modem vulnerability in Pixel devices.

Wondering why Excel won't let you resize your sheet or tweak margins?

Getting a reference check request from NeurIPS is a clear signal that the E&D track is serious about integrity.

Most post-training work assumes you must bolt new weights onto a model.

Dropbox has quietly turned Riviera into something far more useful than a file preview tool.

The oceans hold an almost inconceivable amount of nuclear fuel, and Fluxnium has found a way to tap into it.

Frustration with Excel's inactive scroll is a familiar story, and this user's question is a practical one.

Anthropic is merging Claude chat and Cowork into a single interface, and the company is rolling this out to Pro and Max subscribers first.

The ShinyHunters gang has dumped thousands of drivers' records online after Florida's motor vehicle agency refused to pay a ransom.

Microsoft Excel's latest update, KB5002914, is breaking copy-and-paste and drag-copy for a growing number of users.

There's a particular frustration in being told you're offline when you're clearly not.

The screen era is ending, and Max Hodak wants to show us what comes next.

Protecting formula columns while keeping rows editable is a puzzle many spreadsheet users know well.

Microsoft has open-sourced TauGrid, a cloud-native platform built to manage, schedule, and monitor AI workloads on GPU-enabled Kubernetes clusters.

Amazon's decision to invest over $1.5 billion in worker raises is a meaningful step, though it represents just 0.06% of its $2.68 trillion market cap. That contrast matters. It shows a company large enough to act…

The clock is ticking for startups that want a seat at Disrupt.

Conditional formatting often feels like it should be simpler than it is, especially when you're bridging two sheets with an INDEX-MATCH lookup.

Podcasters who have been waiting for a better way to grow their shows just got a practical toolkit.

You're right that Google Sheets has its `=AI` function and Microsoft offers `=Copilot`, but OpenAI hasn't shipped a native `=CHATGPT()` formula for Excel.

Five sharp minds.

There's a particular frustration in being told a document is protected when you've already checked every setting yourself.

Container queries have been supported in browsers for years, yet most of us still reach for media queries out of habit.

Merging data from vertical cells into one cell, without creating a new one, is a common request that trips up many Excel beginners.

May Mobility's SPAC deal could inject more than $300 million into its asset-light robotaxi model, and that's a meaningful vote of confidence for a sector that often stumbles on execution.

Manually transposing 385 spreadsheets is a recipe for burnout, especially when the fields you need are always in the same spots.

Merging multiple tables that share an X axis but carry different Y axes is a familiar wall for anyone wrestling with monthly referral data.

A corrupted file is a frustrating wall to hit, especially when you've already done the hard work of recovering it.

A VLOOKUP that works 80% of the time is a puzzle with a pattern, not a mystery.