Posts with category #Opinion

81

The AI Will See You Now... And Lie About You

AI chatbots were supposed to be our smart assistants. Instead, they've become industrial-scale bullshit generators, and it's getting harder to tell what's real.

August 16, 2025

#AI #Ethics #Opinion #Future
82

Gaming Handhelds and the Ghost of Netbooks Past

A skeptical look at the booming gaming handheld market, questioning if it's doomed to repeat the same mistakes that killed the netbook, and why Linux might be its only saving grace.

August 15, 2025

#Gaming #Hardware #Linux #Opinion #Retro Tech
83

A Journalist's Life is Now Just a PR Problem to be Solved

A new report reveals an Israeli military unit was tasked with smearing journalists as Hamas fighters. This is the horrifying reality of modern warfare: murder by public relations.

August 15, 2025

#Politics #Opinion
84

Forget AI: The Real Brain-Computer Interface Revolution is Physical

Everyone talks about AI reading minds, but the most important breakthroughs in BCI technology are happening at the material level. The real challenge isn't software; it's physics.

August 14, 2025

#Technology #Future #Cybersecurity #Opinion
85

The Console Wars Are Over, and Halo on PS5 Is the Proof.

Halo, once the ultimate Xbox exclusive, is coming to PS5. This isn't just a game release; it's a sign that the console wars are finally ending, and the future of gaming is cross-platform.

August 14, 2025

#Gaming #Technology #Culture #Opinion
86

Google's AI Summaries Are Making Us Dumber, Aren't They?

AI summaries on Google Search are convenient, but at what cost? I'm worried we're trading deep understanding for shallow answers, and killing the open web in the process.

August 14, 2025

#AI #Technology #Culture #Opinion #Future
87

They're Always Watching. This Man Fought Back.

In a world of constant, creeping surveillance, one homeowner in Arkansas decided he'd had enough. His victory is a lesson for all of us.

August 14, 2025

#Privacy #Security #Freedom #Opinion
88

My AI Has Memories of Me. Should I Be Flattered or Scared?

Google's Gemini now remembers your past conversations by default. It's a push for personalization, but I can't help but feel like my digital ghost is being created without my permission.

August 14, 2025

#AI #Technology #Privacy #Opinion #Future
89

Apple's Next Gamble: From Cars to House Robots. Is It Genius or Desperate?

After killing its car project, Apple is reportedly diving into home robotics. I'm not sure if this is the next big thing or a sign that the innovation engine is sputtering.

August 14, 2025

#Technology #AI #Future #Opinion #Privacy
90

Your Owner, Not Your Master: The Ethical Battle for the Right to Repair

A critical analysis of how tech giants create a monopoly over repairing their own devices, turning ownership into a disguised subscription. Let’s discuss why the right to repair is not just about economics, but about freedom and control.

August 13, 2025

#Technology #Opinion #Ethics #Privacy