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What Google Glass got right — and really, really wrong

What Google Glass got right — and really, really wrong

Google didn't invent the concept of smart glasses, but it did help make them mainstream. In retrospect, 13 years after their launch, this is both a good and bad thing. Glass made a lot of people dream about new ways to use computers without staring down at screens all day. Glass also made a lot […]

theverge.com
Dec 7
The Best Printers for Home and Office: Brother, HP, and More

The Best Printers for Home and Office: Brother, HP, and More

It's a boring tool, but you need one. Here are the best home printers we have tested, from ink tank to lasers.

wired.com
Dec 7
GearGear / ProductsGear / Buying Guides
Java Hello World, LLVM Edition

Java Hello World, LLVM Edition

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javaadvent.com
Dec 7
Apple is experiencing its biggest leadership shake-up since Steve Jobs died, with over half a dozen key executives headed for the exits

Apple is experiencing its biggest leadership shake-up since Steve Jobs died, with over half a dozen key executives headed for the exits

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reddit.com
Dec 7
7 morning habits that separate highly successful people from everyone else

7 morning habits that separate highly successful people from everyone else

For years, I thought my body waking me up at 6:45 AM without an alarm was just a quirk. Then I started interviewing people who'd built careers and lives they genuinely loved, and I noticed something. Almost all of them had figured out how to work with their mornings instead of fighting against them. These ... Read more

siliconcanals.com
Dec 7
Lifestyle
Slashdot

Slashdot

Jolla is "trying again with a new crowd-funded smartphone," reports Phoronix: Finnish company Jolla started out 14 years ago where Nokia left off with MeeGo and developed Sailfish OS as a new Linux smartphone platform. Jolla released their first smartphone in 2013 after crowdfunding but ultimately the Sailfish OS focus the past number of years now has been offering their software stack for use on other smartphone devices [including some Sony Xperia smartphones and OnePlus/Samsung/ Google/ Xiaomi devices]. This new Jolla Phone's pre-order voucher page says the phone will only produced if 2,000 units are ordered before January 4. (But in just a few days they've already received 1,721 pre-orders — all discounted to 499€ from a normal price between 599 and 699 €). Estimate delivery is the first half of 2026. "The new Jolla Phone is powered by a high-performing Mediatek 5G SoC," reports 9to5Linux, "and features 12GB RAM, 256GB storage that can be expanded to up to 2TB with a microSDXC card, a 6.36-inch FullHD AMOLED display with ~390ppi, 20:9 aspect ratio, and Gorilla Glass, and a user-replaceable 5,500mAh battery." The Linux phone also features 4G/5G support with dual nano-SIM and a global roaming modem configuration, Wi-Fi 6 wireless, Bluetooth 5.4, NFC, 50MP Wide and 13MP Ultrawide main cameras, front front-facing wide-lens selfie camera, fingerprint reader on the power key, a user-changeable back cover, and an RGB indication LED. On top of that, the new Jolla Phone promises a user-configurable physical Privacy Switch that lets you turn off the microphone, Bluetooth, Android apps, or whatever you wish. The device will be available in three colors, including Snow White, Kaamos Black, and The Orange. All the specs of the new Jolla Phone were voted on by Sailfish OS community members over the past few months. Honouring the original Jolla Phone form factor and design, the new model ships with Sailfish OS (with support for Android apps), a Linux-based European alternative to dominating mobile operating systems that promises a minimum of 5 years of support, no tracking, no calling home, and no hidden analytics... The device will be manufactured and sold in Europe, but Jolla says that it will design the cellular band configuration to enable global travelling as much as possible, including e.g. roaming in the U.S. carrier networks. The initial sales markets are the EU, the UK, Switzerland, and Norway. Read more of this story at Slashdot.

slashdot.org
Dec 7
Using LLMs at Oxide

Using LLMs at Oxide

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rfd.shared.oxide.computer
Dec 7
Apple’s chip chief might be the next exec to leave

Apple’s chip chief might be the next exec to leave

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman is reporting that Johny Srouji, senior vice president of hardware technologies, told Tim Cook he is “seriously considering” leaving Apple for another company in the near future. It was reported in October that Srouji was “evaluating his future at the tech giant.” While nothing is confirmed, it seems the executive is leaning […]

theverge.com
Dec 6
Nvidia CEO says data centers take about 3 years to construct in the U.S., while in China 'they can build a hospital in a weekend'

Nvidia CEO says data centers take about 3 years to construct in the U.S., while in China 'they can build a hospital in a weekend'

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reddit.com
Dec 6
The tech world is sleeping on the most exciting Bluetooth feature in years

The tech world is sleeping on the most exciting Bluetooth feature in years

It's been a few years since the official introduction of the Bluetooth technology Auracast, which allows devices like earbuds, headphones, speakers, and hearing aids to connect to a single source without the need for pairing. Like a radio picks up your local radio stations, all you have to do is connect to the right broadcast. […]

theverge.com
Dec 6
Artificial intelligence research has a slop problem, academics say: ‘It’s a mess’

Artificial intelligence research has a slop problem, academics say: ‘It’s a mess’

AI research in question as author claims to have written over 100 papers on AI that one expert calls a ‘disaster’ A single person claims to have authored 113 academic papers on artificial intelligence this year, 89 of which will be presented this week at one of the world’s leading conference on AI and machine learning, which has raised questions among computer scientists about the state of AI research. The author, Kevin Zhu, recently finished a bachelor’s degree in computer science at the University of California, Berkeley, and now runs Algoverse, an AI research and mentoring company for high schoolers – many of whom are his co-authors on the papers. Zhu himself graduated from high school in 2018. Continue reading...

theguardian.com
Dec 6
Artificial intelligence (AI)TechnologyAcademics
The 46 Best Movies on Netflix, WIRED’s Picks (December 2025)

The 46 Best Movies on Netflix, WIRED’s Picks (December 2025)

Frankenstein, Troll 2, and A House of Dynamite are just a few of the movies you should watch on Netflix this month.

wired.com
Dec 6
CultureCulture / Movies
Resolution Dynamics: Deriving the Fine Structure Constant from Shannon Capacity

Resolution Dynamics: Deriving the Fine Structure Constant from Shannon Capacity

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zenodo.org
Dec 6
After you check out your Spotify Wrapped 2025, explore these copycats

After you check out your Spotify Wrapped 2025, explore these copycats

Spotify’s annual Wrapped feature just dropped, giving listeners a fun, personalized summary of their listening habits. It has gained immense popularity over the years, and as a result, many companies have seized the opportunity to create similar year-in-review experiences, offering users a recap of their habits, preferences, or interactions from the past year. Here are […]

techcrunch.com
Dec 6
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Hollywood star endorses Republican for governor, says Newsom has devastated California | Fox News

Hollywood star endorses Republican for governor, says Newsom has devastated California | Fox News

EXCLUSIVE : Hollywood icon Lorenzo Lamas is endorsing a pro-law enforcement Republican for California governor after he says that Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom has had a "devastating" impact on the sta...

foxnews.com
Dec 6
PoliticsLifestyle and Leisure
Lenovo Legion Go Gen 2 Review: A High-End Gaming Handheld

Lenovo Legion Go Gen 2 Review: A High-End Gaming Handheld

This premium gaming handheld loads up with features, but Windows still holds it back from being the easy option.

wired.com
Dec 6
GearGear / ProductsGear / Products / Gaming
Federal agents have repeatedly detained or used force against people who seem to be protesting peacefully, videos show | CNN Politics

Federal agents have repeatedly detained or used force against people who seem to be protesting peacefully, videos show | CNN Politics

Federal agents deployed during the Trump administration’s law enforcement surge in American cities have shot two Christian clergy members in the head with chemicals or projectiles. One was meditating ...

cnn.com
Dec 6
PoliticsCrime, Law and Justice
Biden Makes Gaffe at LGBTQ+ Leaders Conference

Biden Makes Gaffe at LGBTQ+ Leaders Conference

• Former President Joe Biden made a verbal gaffe during a speech at the International LGBTQ+ Leaders Conference in Washington, D.C. • Biden said "we're the United States of Amerigotit" while urging ac...

foxnews.com
Dec 6
PoliticsSocial Issue
Vimeo Promo Codes and Deals: Save Up to 40%

Vimeo Promo Codes and Deals: Save Up to 40%

Enjoy 25% off a membership, 40% off, plus an additional 10% off annual plans, and more deals to save at Vimeo.

wired.com
Dec 6
Gear
Elizabeth Warren Calls Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal A “Nightmare,” Warns Of “Higher Subscription Prices And Fewer Choices”

Elizabeth Warren Calls Netflix-Warner Bros. Deal A “Nightmare,” Warns Of “Higher Subscription Prices And Fewer Choices”

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reddit.com
Dec 6
YouTube caught making AI-edits to videos and adding misleading AI summaries

YouTube caught making AI-edits to videos and adding misleading AI summaries

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social.growyourown.services
Dec 6
Digital artist Beeple put his face on a $100K robot dog next to Elon Musk and Picasso - it sold first

Digital artist Beeple put his face on a $100K robot dog next to Elon Musk and Picasso - it sold first

The project marks at least the second time Winkelmann has become the art world's main character.

techcrunch.com
Dec 6
RoboticsArt Basel Miami BeachBeeple
Influencer helps 88-year-old veteran raise over $1.7M for retirement | Fox News

Influencer helps 88-year-old veteran raise over $1.7M for retirement | Fox News

WHY AI MATTERS FOR EVERY VETERAN As of Friday, the fundraiser has raised over $1.7 million, driven by...

foxnews.com
Dec 6
Human InterestEconomy, Business and Finance
The Verge’s 2025 holiday gift guide

The Verge’s 2025 holiday gift guide

The holidays have a way of sneaking up on us. One minute you're trick-or-treating with your kids, and the next you're panic shopping in a Buc-ee's gift aisle. But it doesn't have to be that way. With the right cheat sheet, you can keep the holiday spirit high and stress levels low. Fortunately, we did […]

theverge.com
Dec 6
Streaming service makes rare decision to lower its monthly fees

Streaming service makes rare decision to lower its monthly fees

This could be just what Fubo and its subscribers need.

arstechnica.com
Dec 5
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WIRED Roundup: DOGE Isn’t Dead, Facebook Dating Is Real, and Amazon’s AI Ambitions

WIRED Roundup: DOGE Isn’t Dead, Facebook Dating Is Real, and Amazon’s AI Ambitions

In this episode of Uncanny Valley, we bring you the news of the week, then dive into how some DOGE operatives are still at work in the federal government—despite reports claiming otherwise.

wired.com
Dec 5
PoliticsPolitics / Politics News
The art of building without burning out: 7 habits that make success sustainable

The art of building without burning out: 7 habits that make success sustainable

I used to think burning out was just part of the game. During my second startup, I watched myself slowly fall apart. I stopped working out, gained weight, slept maybe four hours a night. I told myself this was what it took to build something meaningful. That “hustle culture” sleep deprivation was a badge of ... Read more

siliconcanals.com
Dec 5
Career
Clinical rotations discussed at GPTC board meeting

Clinical rotations discussed at GPTC board meeting

LAWTON, OK — Clinical Rotations were a topic for discussion and action at the most recent board meeting for Great Plains Technology Centers’ (GPTC).

swoknews
Dec 7
technologytop
AI-assisted shopping is the talk of the holiday shopping season

AI-assisted shopping is the talk of the holiday shopping season

Major retail chains and tech companies are offering new or updated artificial intelligence tools in time for the holiday shopping season. They hope to give consumers an easier gift-buying experience and themselves an augmented share of online spending. Although AI-powered...

telegraphherald
Dec 7
technologytop
'It's a Huge Upgrade': PS5 Pro Poised to Improve Massively in 2026

'It's a Huge Upgrade': PS5 Pro Poised to Improve Massively in 2026

PSSR U Red E?Sony’s not been shy about the fact that it’s actively working on improvements to the PS5 Pro, and specifically its PSSR upscaling technology.Support for the system has been mixed since the supercharged system’s release in 2024: some games benefit greatly from the enhanced hardware, while others have undoubtedly underwhelmed.Read the full article on pushsquare.com

pushsquare
Dec 7
technology
COLUMN: Could AI change balance of Congress?

COLUMN: Could AI change balance of Congress?

“I’m glad I’m not as young as you.”

swoknews
Dec 7
technologytop
Premium: The Ways The AI Bubble Might Burst

Premium: The Ways The AI Bubble Might Burst

[Editor's Note: this piece previously said "Blackstone" instead of "Blackrock," which has now been fixed.]I've been struggling to think about what to write this week, if only because I've written so much recently and because, if I'm honest, things aren't really making a lot of sense.NVIDIA...

biztoc
Dec 7
technology
The iPhone’s Shortcuts app is smarter than you think, you’re just using it wrong

The iPhone’s Shortcuts app is smarter than you think, you’re just using it wrong

The Shortcuts app has been around on iPhones for years. But thanks to native AI integration, it can now pull off multi-step, cross-chores in a few seconds.The post The iPhone’s Shortcuts app is smarter than you think, you’re just using it wrong appeared first on Digital Trends.

digitaltrends
Dec 7
technologytop
Tesla reps to visit Heights training center, bring vehicles

Tesla reps to visit Heights training center, bring vehicles

The Training Center of Central Texas is partnering with Tesla for an event in Harker Heights Friday, Dec. 5. The event will take place from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tesla will have a large lineup of vehicles on site....

kdhnews
Dec 7
technologytop
Why OpenAI’s AI Data Center Buildout Faces A 2026 Reality Check

Why OpenAI’s AI Data Center Buildout Faces A 2026 Reality Check

OpenAI’s trillion-dollar data center ambitions face hard market, demand and infrastructure limits that could force a 2026 reality check.

headtopics
Dec 7
technologytop
Apple Chip Chief Johny Srouji 'Seriously Considering' Exit, Raising Alarms Over Future Of iPhone, Mac Silicon

Apple Chip Chief Johny Srouji 'Seriously Considering' Exit, Raising Alarms Over Future Of iPhone, Mac Silicon

The potential departure of Apple Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:AAPL) top chip executive is intensifying concerns about the company's leadership stability as it faces growing pressure to accelerate its artificial intelligence ambitions.Apple Chip Chief Exit Rumours IntensifyOn Saturday, Bloomberg's Mark Gurman said that Johny Srouji, Apple's senior vice president of hardware technologies, told CEO Tim Cook he is "seriously considering" leaving the company in the near future.BREAKING: Apple's chip chief Johny Srouji informed CEO Tim Cook he is seriously considering leaving the company and would likely continue his career elsewhere rather than retire. Apple is urgently pushing to keep him. He remains at least for now. https://t.co/7RcouQZ6Mm— Mark Gurman (@markgurman) December 6, 2025Full story available on Benzinga.com

benzinga
Dec 7
technology
DWMaterials Accelerates Expansion into Secondary Battery and Advanced Materials Industries: "Aiming to Become a Global Market Leader"

DWMaterials Accelerates Expansion into Secondary Battery and Advanced Materials Industries: "Aiming to Become a Global Market Leader"

SEOUL, South Korea, Dec. 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- DWMaterials is accelerating its expansion into the secondary battery and advanced materials industries, leveraging its next-generation electromagnetic separator technology as a foundation for growth. With over 30 years of accumulated expertise in heat exchanger and reactor engineering, the company is evolving beyond traditional equipment manufacturing to strengthen its position as a technology partner that enhances customers' quality competitiveness. In the secondary battery sector, foreign substance removal technology is a crucial factor directly linked to cell quality and safety. Equipped with its proprietary high-purity demagnetization and separation technology, DWMaterials is emerging as a key equipment supplier for next-generation battery production lines. A company representative stated, "We are not merely an equipment supplier, but a trusted partner that guarantees our customers' reliability and quality," adding, "DWMaterials will continue to expand its footprint across the global materials industry."

en_prnasisa
Dec 7
technologytop
Ayaneo Launches Pocket DMG Silver Limited Edition with Snapdragon G3x Gen 2

Ayaneo Launches Pocket DMG Silver Limited Edition with Snapdragon G3x Gen 2

Ayaneo has launched a new limited edition of its vertical handheld console, the Pocket DMG, featuring a polished silver finish and Qualcomm’s Snapdragon G3x Gen 2 platform. The new variant, named Pocket DMG Silver Limited Edition, uses the same retro-inspired vertical design as the original model and is now available at a starting price of [...]The post Ayaneo Launches Pocket DMG Silver Limited Edition with Snapdragon G3x Gen 2 appeared first on Gizmochina.

gizmochina
Dec 6
technology
Unpacking the Latest VCJ Insights: What Venture Capital Journal’s Coverage Reveals

Unpacking the Latest VCJ Insights: What Venture Capital Journal’s Coverage Reveals

Venture Capital Journal (VCJ) is a go-to source for anyone trying to make sense of the venture capital...The post Unpacking the Latest VCJ Insights: What Venture Capital Journal’s Coverage Reveals appeared first on TechAnnouncer.

techannouncer
Dec 6
technology
1 in 10 births in the U.S. are premature. Here’s how AI could help doctors predict it

1 in 10 births in the U.S. are premature. Here’s how AI could help doctors predict it

Last year, 1 in 10 U.S. babies was born before 37 weeks of pregnancy, which is considered preterm. That’s one of the highest premature birth rates among developed nations, according to the March of Dimes. We hear from parents of preterm babies about their experiences, and Ali Rogin speaks with an...

biztoc
Dec 6
technology
The most likely solution to the U.S. debt crisis is severe austerity triggered by a fiscal calamity, former White House economic adviser says

The most likely solution to the U.S. debt crisis is severe austerity triggered by a fiscal calamity, former White House economic adviser says

"Eventually, in the unforeseeable future, austerity may be the most likely of the six possible outcomes."

fortune
Dec 6
technologybusiness
Expert Testimony in the Age of Generative AI- Recent Case Developments

Expert Testimony in the Age of Generative AI- Recent Case Developments

Much has been written about the risks of lawyers relying on generative artificial intelligence (Gen. AI) to draft briefs—especially when unchecked citations t

natlawreview
Dec 6
technology
Berkshire and Billionaires Boost AI Bets as Alphabet and NVIDIA Lead New Picks

Berkshire and Billionaires Boost AI Bets as Alphabet and NVIDIA Lead New Picks

Berkshire Hathaway and leading billionaire investors increased positions in Alphabet and NVIDIA, signaling strong confidence in long-term AI growth trends.

analyticsinsight
Dec 6
technologybusiness
Milk Mocha ($HUGS): Building a Metaverse With Real Utility and Player-Powered Growth

Milk Mocha ($HUGS): Building a Metaverse With Real Utility and Player-Powered Growth

Milk Mocha reveal a gaming-metaverse vision with self-funding mechanics and token utility, driving huge momentum in this new crypto presale.

analyticsinsight
Dec 6
technologybusiness
AI Courses Are Failing Workers. Pragmatic AI Training Offers a Better Way.

AI Courses Are Failing Workers. Pragmatic AI Training Offers a Better Way.

The Pragmatic AI Training has been delivered to organizations such as GC Europe and GIZ, providing the knowledge and tools needed to transform the way they work.

hackernoon
Dec 6
technology
Skin-like device makes texting without screens possible, turns taps into readable messages

Skin-like device makes texting without screens possible, turns taps into readable messages

A soft, skin-like patch uses vibration feedback, iontronic sensing, and AI to send and read messages purely through touch.

interestingengineering
Dec 6
technologytop
Why Britain’s police forces are taking to AI

Why Britain’s police forces are taking to AI

Why Britain’s police forces are taking to AIThere are big benefits if they can overcome the obstaclesHARRY SCHONE’s job is to work out how the police can use artificial intelligence. At Police Scotland’s headquarters, a glass cube in Glasgow’s east end, he has assembled a team of coders and...

biztoc
Dec 6
technology
How to watch Formula E 2025/26 live online — stream every race from anywhere

How to watch Formula E 2025/26 live online — stream every race from anywhere

This guide will show you how to watch the 2025 Formula E live streams no matter where you are in the world to see if Oliver Rowland can defend his world title.

tomsguide
Dec 6
technology
Technology is forcing new look at wiretap law

Technology is forcing new look at wiretap law

Maryland state legislators are grappling with a difficult issue, trying to figure out how to update the state’s wiretap law to accommodate all of the changes created by widespread adoption of new technologies.

fredericknewspost
Dec 6
technologytop
AI widens vision. But without insight, it narrows it

AI widens vision. But without insight, it narrows it

Artificial intelligence is everywhere. It fuels boardroom debates, guides priorities, defines access to information, and nudges consumer experiences. But while AI promises sharper insights and faster action, it also accelerates blind spots leaders already struggle with.The paradox is this: AI can widen vision, but if used without the right insight, it narrows it. And when those blind spots meet the speed of AI adoption, the consequences multiply.I’ve seen this play out across industries—through my leadership roles at Google, Maersk, and Diageo, and in advising executives shaping some of the world’s largest organizations. The pattern is clear: technology does not pause at blind spots. Instead of alerting us, it often erases traces—until the competitive edge quietly slips into commoditization.Here are three ways AI makes blind spots bigger and how to shrink them.1. Data Without Context is a False ComfortEvery AI is shaped by what it has access to. Generative AI is guided by probability. Agentic AI acts on the data it is trained on. Both are only as useful as the context they can see.This is where the first blind spot appears: leaders mistake the outputs of AI for reality itself, forgetting that the system is bounded by its inputs. A dashboard may glow green, or an AI may return precise answers—but precision without context is a false comfort.This may feel like a familiar challenge, where reliance on fixed KPIs can make internal progress look convincing but fail to connect to real shifts in the market. I have seen hardworking teams pull in opposite directions: one rewarded for growing basket size through add-ons, another penalizing customers who adjusted orders, canceling each other out and driving customers away.AI applied to those metrics would only have reinforced the misalignment. If business rules are applied at too low a level in the organization or process, sub-optimization will occur. In an AI context, this compounds at scale, locking inefficiencies into every automated decision.All cases show the same trap: when data is cut off from context, leaders optimize for what can be measured instead of what matters. Availability is mistaken for reliability.How to address the blind spot: Shift from validating what you already track to exploring what you don’t yet see. Treat data as a landscape to be tested, not a dashboard to be confirmed. Ask where contradictions appear, where signals conflict, and where the edges of the system reveal something different from the center. Blind spots shrink when leaders are curious enough to explore anomalies instead of explaining them away.2. Outsourcing Judgment Dilutes Core ValueAnother growing blind spot comes when too much responsibility is placed on external systems or partners. AI is powerful, but it is not neutral. If leaders outsource judgment without feeding back their own expertise, they risk hollowing out the very value that makes their business distinctive.Think of it this way: you have personal knowledge, collective knowledge within a company or institution, and global knowledge. Businesses naturally try to connect and leverage collective intelligence—so why, when it comes to AI, do so many neglect the need to actively share, contextualize, and update knowledge to keep it valuable?I once debated a leading doctor responsible for defining a region’s use of technology. He explained that he relied on his trusted X-ray machine and the same software he had used since the late 1990s. He did not log his evolving insights as structured inputs, nor did he feed edge cases back into the system, assuming vendor updates were enough. His judgment stayed in his head, while the software—and the sector—failed to learn from real-world experience. In a field where image recognition is advancing rapidly, that gap leaves value on the table and slows the diffusion of what works.The point is not to develop all AI in-house, but to be clear about what truly differentiates you and ensure that knowledge is not given away. Cost management through outsourcing call centers may deliver quantifiable savings, but it also shifts valuable customer insights outside the business. With AI, those insights compound quickly, and what begins as efficiency can end in commoditization where your uniqueness is absorbed into someone else’s model if you are not conscious about how AI is deployed.How to address the blind spot: While AI is essential for efficiency and future operations, strategy must come first. Know your proposition—the value today and in the future—and build your AI approach on that, not the availability of pretrained software, partner rates, or the convenience of what others have packaged. Ask who gains value from the data you hold, and who has access to the data that could help you grow. In many industries, this will become the foundation for new revenue models and deeper partnerships—or the path to eliminate those without strategic clarity.3. The Cognitive Trap Behind Algorithmic ComfortEven with broad and evolving data and strong strategic clarity, AI can still trap leaders in confirmation loops. Algorithms are designed to learn from patterns, but patterns are not the same as insights. By default they reinforce what is most represented, not what is most revealing. Some models can be tuned to flag anomalies, but in most business settings the gravitational pull is toward the familiar. Of course it is—because so do we.The danger is that this collides with human blind spots. Neuroscience shows how the brain conserves energy by filtering out complexity, anchoring on what feels certain, and avoiding ambiguity. True neurogenesis—the creation of new thinking—requires new contexts, yet most leaders default back to the familiar. Behavioral science confirms how leaders—especially experienced ones—are prone to confirmation bias, mistaking familiarity for foresight. And the more changeable and unpredictable the world becomes, the harder it is to resist this pull. AI does not correct these tendencies; it magnifies them. It reflects back the certainty leaders crave, accelerating the speed at which untested assumptions harden into strategy.The result is a narrowing of vision—more convincing, faster moving, and harder to detect. Left unchecked, this is how organizations find themselves trapped in the comfort of familiar patterns while competitors redefine the market around them.How to address the blind spot: The way through is to stay grounded enough to notice when certainty becomes comfort rather than truth. That means questioning and stripping out assumptions that no longer serve and allowing the narrative to be retested against today’s and tomorrow’s reality. Vulnerability is the entry point—not weakness, but a signal of where assumptions have not been updated. Let these surface, acknowledge what it would take for you to change your mind, be curious about what could fit in, and explore new emerging directions to shape a new frame. Leaders who embody this stance expand their field of vision and prevent AI from hardening blind spots into strategy.AI Tests LeadershipThe thread across all three blind spots is the same: AI does not remove the limits of human judgment, it magnifies them. It amplifies whether a company is aligned or fragmented, insular or in tune, whether leaders are curious or complacent, whether strategy is active or passive. The real test is not in the speed of adoption but in the awareness leaders bring—whether they can stay open enough to challenge what feels certain, while holding clear to what truly defines their value. That requires building a platform to connect, where diverse perspectives can feed into the system—connecting both people and data—and ensuring a data access culture where exploration toward a common ambition is not just welcomed but expected. This paves the way not only for using AI, but for growing with it.

fastcompany
Dec 6
technologytop
Analyst Says Netflix-Warner Bros Merger Is About More Than Movies— It's An AI Play

Analyst Says Netflix-Warner Bros Merger Is About More Than Movies— It's An AI Play

Netflix Inc.‘s (NASDAQ:NFLX) $82.7 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery (NASDAQ:WBD) is a bet on artificial intelligence and chips as much as movies and shows, according to Melissa Otto, head of research at S&P Global Visible Alpha.Check out the current price of NFLX stock here....

biztoc
Dec 6
technology
Firebat intros refreshed A8 mini PC with capable AMD Strix Point APU and OCuLink

Firebat intros refreshed A8 mini PC with capable AMD Strix Point APU and OCuLink

The Firebat A8 mini PC has been refreshed, and it is now available with an AMD Strix Point APU, the Ryzen AI 9 365. This updated system also features an OCuLink port, offering eGPU compatibility. It currently starts at $911 on AliExpress.

notebookcheck
Dec 6
technologytop
NYT Connections Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for December 6, 2025

NYT Connections Sports Edition today: Hints and answers for December 6, 2025

Everything you need to solve Connections Sports Edition #439Today's Connections: Sports Edition will be easy if you know your Joes.As we've shared in previous hints stories, this is a version of the popular New York Times word game that seeks to test the knowledge of sports fans. Like the original Connections, the ...

mashable
Dec 6
technology
NYT Connections hints today: Clues, answers for December 6, 2025

NYT Connections hints today: Clues, answers for December 6, 2025

Everything you need to solve 'Connections' #909.The NYT Connections puzzle today is not too difficult to solve if you love animated films.Connections is the one of the most popular New York Times word games that's captured the public's attention. The game is all about finding the "common threads between words." ...

mashable
Dec 6
technology
Meta delays release of new mixed reality glasses code-named 'Phoenix' in order to 'get the details right'

Meta delays release of new mixed reality glasses code-named 'Phoenix' in order to 'get the details right'

Meta plans to release a new wearable device codenamed "Malibu 2" in 2026, according to an internal memo viewed by Business Insider.

businessinsider_us
Dec 6
technologytop
Using AI to predict and prevent weather catastrophe home insurance claims

Using AI to predict and prevent weather catastrophe home insurance claims

Cheap Insurance reports that AI is transforming home insurance by predicting weather risks, enhancing claims efficiency, and promoting proactive homeowner resilience.The post Using AI to predict and prevent weather catastrophe home insurance claims appeared first on News-Press NOW.

newspressnow
Dec 6
technology
2025 Guangzhou Design Week Opens: PHOMI Holdings Leads Tech Innovation in Architectural Aesthetics

2025 Guangzhou Design Week Opens: PHOMI Holdings Leads Tech Innovation in Architectural Aesthetics

GUANGZHOU, China, Dec. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- 2025 Guangzhou Design Week kicked off on December 5th, bringing together top global design talent and cutting-edge ideas. PHOMI Holdings stole the spotlight, using its tech expertise and innovations in material science to spark a revolution in architectural aesthetics and sustainable living. PHOMI BOOTH PHOMI made a big splash at the Design Week, unveiling a range of industry-first products. The 4th generation of its low-carbon surface material (eCovering 4.0) has seen upgrades in digital quality control, close-fit capabilities, and fire safety; boosting quality, safety, and cost-efficiency in installation. The 4-meter ultra-long panel meets the seamless "one-panel ceiling" look for high-end commercial spaces. For the first time, econicaly tech has been applied to flooring, with the launch of eCovering floor tiles, offering a fresh, safer flooring option. The much-awaited eDisplay Curtain debuted with a new look, its unique design and top performance expanding the possibilities for custom design and interactive architecture that encompasses AI capabilities. PHOMI's innovations have drawn attention both at home and abroad, winning multiple international awards. The eCovering and eDisplay technologies in the showcased products have previously earned honors like the 112th Paris International Invention Award, the 9th Asian International Innovation and Invention Gold Award, and the 76th International Exhibition of Inventions Nuremberg Gold Award. These awards recognize PHOMI's tech innovation and its leading role in global design. On opening day, PHOMI's booth was packed with visitors - engineers, designers, brand owners, and distributors — all eager to learn about the new products and tech. The event also drew media attention from home and abroad. A PHOMI representative said, "We are powering the future of construction through material science, balancing practicality, aesthetics, and eco-friendliness. Through this Design Week, we hope to team up with global peers to explore the endless potential of ways to live more sustainably." About PH0MI PHOMI has been engaged in the R&D, manufacture, and sales of cutting-edge, carbon-neutral materials since 2008. PHOMI team use modern technologies of the digital age, combine them with the knowledge of traditional handcraftship to create sustainable, eco-friendly and inspiring materials for the humans in the centerpiece.

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