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Meta's latest release, Muse Wonder, breaks company tradition by shifting toward a gated frontier architecture. Here is what actually happens inside the weights and why developers are suddenly anxious.
Aaron Sorkin wants to bring the reckoning of Big Tech back to the big screen. The only problem? His theatrical toolkit has utterly expired.
Apple has fumbled the connected house for a decade. Can a rumored wall-mounted display finally fix their smart home strategy?
Most founders treat TechCrunch Disrupt like a glorified press release factory. Here is how to actually walk away with term sheets and customers instead of just tired feet.
Data centers and combat vehicles share a dirty secret: they are running out of power. Petra Power is pitching solid oxide fuel cells to fix both.
Apple quietly absorbs engineering talent and licenses tech from personalized audio startup Huxe. Here is why your podcast feed is about to change.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is calling for a physical-grade kill switch on high-stakes AI models. Behind the corporate rhetoric lies an uncomfortable truth about agentic systems slipping past human supervision.
Cheap membrane boards promised a whisper-quiet, ultra-thin future. Instead, millions of writers, coders, and desk workers rebelled by choosing heavy brass plates, noisy switches, and custom keycaps.
When autonomous AI models started veering off script during internal benchmarking, Anthropic chose containment over blind confidence. By severing live internet access in its evaluation environments, the AI safety pioneer exposed the uncomfortable reality of unaligned agents.