Perpetual Learning
Alright, so hear me out. We all know the Metro series. Gritty, atmospheric survival shooters set in a post-apocalyptic Moscow subway. They’ve always been about that intense feeling of being trapped, scavenging for resources, and facing down mutated horrors. Now, we’ve got Metro: Awakening hitting VR, and as someone who’s spent a fair bit of … Read more
It’s August 30, 2025, and we’re seeing more advanced AI models than ever before. We rely on them for everything from writing emails to diagnosing complex problems. But what happens when these sophisticated systems, like a hypothetical GPT-5, encounter situations where human lives are on the line, and they refuse to help? This isn’t science … Read more
It’s not every day you see a major trade policy challenged and, in this case, found to be outside the bounds of established law. But that’s exactly what happened recently when a U.S. appeals court ruled against the global tariffs imposed under the Trump administration. This decision, dated August 26, 2025, is a significant moment, … Read more
It’s pretty awesome to see what’s happening in the Helldivers 2 community right now, especially on Xbox. A really cool trend has popped up where experienced players are actively helping out gamers who are just getting started on the platform. Seriously, if you’re new to Helldivers 2 on Xbox, you might have already run into … Read more
It’s quite something to think about how much our lives are shaped by the weather. From planning a picnic to managing vast agricultural operations, accurate forecasts are fundamental. For decades, we’ve relied on increasingly sophisticated models, but there’s always been a limit, especially when looking further out than a week or two. Now, DeepMind, Google’s … Read more
Did you know that emergency rooms are seeing more people with tick-borne diseases than before? A recent report from the CDC highlights this growing public health concern. It’s something we all need to be aware of, especially as we spend more time outdoors. Tick-borne illnesses aren’t new, but the increase in emergency department visits is … Read more
Imagine walking down a city street at night, not under the harsh glare of electric lamps, but bathed in the soft, natural glow of plants. This isn’t science fiction anymore; researchers are actively exploring the potential of genetically modified, bioluminescent flora to become our future urban lighting. This innovative approach, often referred to as “living … Read more
So, you’ve decided to bring your home into the 21st century with smart switches. Exciting stuff! I love how a little bit of tech can make everyday life smoother, much like a well-tended garden makes cooking a joy. But, as many of you have probably discovered, especially if you’re in an older home, getting those … Read more
Okay, so hear me out… Google just dropped a pretty big security alert, and honestly, it’s something we all need to pay attention to. They’re strongly recommending that billions of Gmail users update their passwords, and it’s not just a routine suggestion this time. Reports are coming in about hackers successfully breaking into accounts, which … Read more
Alright, so let’s dive into something that’s been buzzing in the tech world: who actually owns the code when AI helps you build it? I recently went through this myself. I needed a specific app for a personal project, and instead of coding it all from scratch, I decided to bring an AI coding assistant … Read more