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Data centers are energy hogs, but immersion cooling offers a drastic solution. By submerging servers in special fluids, cooling energy consumption can be slashed, leading to significant cost and environmental benefits. This 'weird trick' could be key to greener, more efficient data centers.

Spatial computing merges AI with our physical world using wearables & robots. This tech promises to revolutionize how we interact with AI, impacting industries from healthcare to daily life.

AI 'slop', low-quality AI content, is polluting our visual space, blurring reality & potentially leading to disaster as we struggle to distinguish fake from real.

Vibe coding (fast AI dev) is NOT an excuse for bad code! This article warns against sacrificing quality for speed. AI tools are great, but good engineering practices remain vital. Don't let 'vibes' replace engineering rigor!

Attacks against Chris Krebs, former CISA Director, for affirming the 2020 election security highlight a critical cybersecurity risk. Ignoring these attacks undermines truth and trust, which are paramount in cybersecurity, creating significant vulnerabilities.

The author passionately criticizes hype, especially in AI, arguing it's fake, stupid, and leads to negative outcomes. They target the extravagant promotion and unrealistic expectations associated with AI advancements.

Fed up with Comcast's high costs, a man built his own ISP instead of paying a $50K fee. Now expanding to hundreds of homes, he offers 100Mbps symmetrical internet for $55/month and 1Gbps for $79/month, providing a cheaper and better alternative.

Google AI's DolphinGemma aims to decode dolphin communication - clicks, whistles, and pulses. Scientists hope to understand dolphin patterns well enough to generate responses, opening a new frontier in interspecies communication.

ChatGPT is now addressing users by name in conversations even when not prompted, leading to user discomfort and privacy concerns. OpenAI acknowledges this as a bug and is working on a fix, assuring users that names are not being stored but are likely being pulled contextually from past interactions.