Posts by Jordi

A Pentagon letter says adversaries are exploiting commercial location data to target U.S. personnel, turning the adtech economy into a national-security risk.

A new look at China AI buildout shows why the next phase of artificial intelligence may be decided by power grids as much as by chips.

The Trump administration is reportedly weighing funding for U.S. drone firms, turning autonomous warfare into another test of incentives, favoritism, and public risk.

The Supreme Court’s refusal to take Meta’s appeal lets Vermont test whether Instagram’s engagement model can be treated as a consumer-protection problem.

The Pentagon is becoming the first serious customer for microreactors, and the bigger story is what happens when AI, defense, and off-grid power all collide.

A Stanford-led study of 4 million job applications finds a single AI hiring vendor produces discriminatory outcomes for Black and Asian applicants across hundreds of employers, and the company’s own math was designed to hide it.

Pope Leo XIV’s first AI encyclical warns that artificial intelligence can widen inequality, weaken democracy and concentrate power in the hands of Big Tech.

A $2 billion quantum push shows how fast strategic technology policy turns into a fight over who gets subsidized, who decides, and whether Congress still controls the checkbook.

Figure AI says three humanoid robots sorted more than 28,000 packages for over 24 hours without human control. The real story is the incentive signal it sends to every warehouse operator.