Longer pieces, opinion, and the occasional detour.
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Loneliness gets compared to smoking fifteen cigarettes a day. The researcher behind that number keeps a page on her own website correcting how people quote it. Here is where it came from, who is loneliest, and what the evidence says about your phone.
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You agreed with one person. A company is in it too, and what that company keeps depends on which app you picked.
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The habits that make AI genuinely useful, written for regular people, not AI people. What to set up, what to watch out for, and why it works.
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The first lawsuit to blame a chatbot for a death is forcing a question the law has not answered: when an AI is blamed for harm, who is responsible?
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My most-used apps are mostly work, not what I'd recommend. This is the short list for a normal person's phone, and the ones worth deleting.
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A single AI prompt uses far less water than the headlines suggest, somewhere between five drops and a few tablespoons. The fight worth having is about where these data centers get built, often in the driest places in the country.
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Robotaxis with nobody at the wheel are real, scaling, and stuck inside a handful of cities. The 'self-driving' car you can actually buy still needs you. Where autonomous driving really stands in 2026, and why the holdup isn't the technology.
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An entire industry shuffled its 2026 calendar to get out of one game's way. Why GTA VI's November 19 launch is a real cultural-economic event, and which viral numbers to ignore.
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I went on vacation to shut my brain off. Naturally, I spent it finding the Wi-Fi access points hidden in a cruise ship's walls.
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Five unglamorous ways to use ChatGPT and Copilot that hold up in real work: documents that look right, meeting notes, first drafts, research, and learning something unfamiliar.
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Starting a business turned out to be far easier than I expected, but nobody explains the technology side of it. That gap is why Fresh From Cache exists.