Greed will end up solving climate change
Working on long-term trends is obviously getting tricky since a few months
From social media to social credit: the creeping convergence of U.S. and Chinese citizen profiling
How to protect your phone at the US border is now an
China's guerrilla warfare on tariffs starts with luxury goods
If you've been on any social media recently, you'
How many times can you say 'mistake' to your board?
A powerful statement from Warren Buffett, writing Berkshire Hathaway's annual
🟢 The problem with the business model of miles and loyalty programs
I could have titled this article "Why I Don't Fly KLM - Air France Much Anymore," but I'm certain you'll relate to some of the issues addressed here regarding the evolution (or lack thereof) of loyalty programs in many businesses.
🔵 Innovation tools for chaotic times
This is a special edition. And yes, since yesterday's announcement, you know why.
We switched to Proton Mail
I'm not a prominent security expert, but I have always
🟢 Waymo has quietly crossed 50 million autonomous miles with fewer crashes than human drivers—right when no one’s watching.
The hype cycle has moved on, headlines have cooled, but that’s exactly when deep tech innovation gets real: boring, unsexy, and quietly transformative. Waymo’s data now shows statistically safer driving at scale—marking the inflection point where the tech becomes not just viable, but inevitable.
The worrying inflection point that US-based AI platforms will embrace
Elon Musk's surprise move of merging xAI with X (ex-Twitter)
Breaking: Apple enters the PC market with direct sales on its website
This is real:
"State of the art" AI - part 2
Another tool I was exploring today is theyseeyourphotos.com, where you can
Gmail, Siri, and "state of the art" AI...
At this point in time, everyone is producing AI-flavored everything. Your bike