Altimeter Capital CEO Brad Gerstner calls the recent tech stock pullback a “healthy” correction that’s “taking some of the air out of the bubble.” He trimmed overall exposure last week but maintains the market isn’t in bubble territory, comparing AI to past tech supercycles.
Multiple scientific studies confirm that using AI for creative work makes you worse at those tasks. Social media also shows measurable negative effects on children’s cognitive development. The research validates long-held concerns about technology’s impact on our brains.
Tesla shareholders have approved what could become a $1 trillion compensation package for CEO Elon Musk. The vote comes as Tesla faces plunging sales and market share amid Musk’s controversial public statements.
Microsoft has rolled out SSMS 22 Preview 5 with specific fixes for GitHub Copilot integration in T-SQL editing. The company calls 2025 a “transformative” year for the database tool while clarifying that only the latest versions receive support. This update focuses on stabilizing the AI-assisted codi
According to Jefferies analysis, most AI deployments deliver zero material earnings impact despite massive spending. The real problem? Companies are discovering AI’s hidden costs and implementation nightmares.
Scientists at The University of Manchester have developed a method using basic heat to drive chemical reactions that normally require expensive light or electricity equipment. The approach uses common azo compounds and formate salts to create reactive molecules for drug manufacturing. This could mak
Scott Galloway credits his $155 million exit and $12 million donation to UCLA to California’s public university system. The NYU professor argues America has abandoned its commitment to social mobility in favor of educational exclusivity. His story highlights what’s lost when we stop betting on avera
American healthcare giants are reporting declining sales and profits while China’s life sciences sector is booming. Chinese firms now account for 32% of global drug-licensing deals and are producing half of all new molecules entering human trials. The tables have turned in pharmaceutical innovation.
Lordstown, Ohio has officially banned all data center developments following a unanimous Village Council vote. The decision blocks a proposed $3.6 billion facility that would have spanned 1.65 million square feet. An attorney for the developer is already protesting the decision as unlawful.
A new survey reveals near-universal gen AI adoption among product leaders, but with a twist. Companies are using it to accelerate creativity while maintaining human oversight. The technology is trimming repetition rather than replacing talent.
