Month: May 2025
How to unlock AI’s industrial value while managing its risks
Despite this enthusiasm, hurdles such as unstructured data, uncertain model accuracy, and gaps in governance are preventing many organizations from getting the full benefit of AI tools. Firms that rely on large-scale, around-the-clock operations know the stakes are high. A system outage or an unforeseen failure can cost millions, disrupt…
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Light Phone III review: Minimalism stretched to the point of frustration
Like untold millions of smartphone users, I have a bit of a problem. I’ve been trying, with middling success, to be more mindful about how I use my phone. I’ll often uninstall various social media apps (but reinstall them later), and I’ve disconnected all my work tools unless I’m traveling…
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India ordered X to block 8,000 accounts – here’s what we know so far
India has ordered X to block over 8,000 accounts, the social media company said on May 8, 2025 X deemed India’s orders as censorship and urged account holders to legally challenge the blocks Both India and Pakistan have intensified internet censorship as the conflict between the two countries continues to…
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Adobe offers US Government discounted software following DOGE review
Adobe will discount certain software subscriptions by 70% for the US Government Eliminating paper-based processes could significantly boost productivity Savings available for several months Adobe is preparing to offer its software to the US Government at a whopping 70% discount, with the considerable savings available on contract signups until November…
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Jony Ive’s next product is driven by the ‘unintended consequences’ of the iPhone
Former Apple designer Jony Ive says the work on his next product is driven by owning the “unintended consequences” associated with the iPhone. During an interview with Stripe, Ive said there’s “not anything that I can be more preoccupied or bothered by” than the potentially adverse effects smartphones have on…
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‘Doom: The Dark Ages’ review: Goodbye parkour, hello Shield Saw
Doom: The Dark Ages is a very different game than Doom Eternal, the most recent mainline entry in id Software’s demon-splattering series. While the Slayer in Eternal was a high-jumping, rail-swinging parkour machine, the Slayer in Doom: The Dark Ages moves like a bull on ice skates, heavy and meaty…
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