… The company emphasized a few key principles in its presentation of the new child safety features: that parents should be the ones to decide what their kids have access to, that Apple’s recommendations will be shaped by expert research that balances risks and benefits of technology for kids, and tha… …
… So you’re now starting to see Kalshi and Polymarket getting hit from both sides of this broader regulatory debate, and 2026 is shaping up to be the year that all of this really comes to a head. …
… All of the power, all of the land, every stick of RAM in history… for what? And it really cannot be that we’ve automated marketing. …
… Then there is the new crop of up-and-coming space economy ideas, like AI data centers in space or space-based solar power. …
… I also think the output from that tends to be a really powerful artifact for fostering debate and discussion, so you ultimately have the thing that says, “All right, here’s the plan. …
… Our adversaries will not pause to indulge in theatrical debates about the merits of developing technologies with critical military and national security applications. They will proceed. Translation: “Soft power” and “ethics” are beta shit for Broadway shows and Dario Amodei. …
… MRIs are powerful but expensive and slow. …
… It has an engaged, committed base of retail investors and fans who debate what to do about Palantir’s “PR problems” and track company goings-on obsessively. …
… Now, the Trump administration has seemingly pulled a 180, demanding federal oversight and vetting of pre-market models. …
… Speaking of previous strategies, Sharma also quickly reversed Microsoft’s “This is an Xbox” marketing campaign last month. …