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The RealReal Bets on AI to Fix Resale's Hardest Problem
The RealReal's AI platform Athena is reshaping luxury resale—but a decade of losses and a counterfeit lawsuit history raise real questions about what automation can actually fix.
Double Fine Offers Brütal Legend Free for 666 Minutes
Double Fine Offers Brütal Legend Free for 666 Minutes
Double Fine made Brütal Legend free for exactly 666 minutes as a tribute to Tim Curry—and the number is the whole point. Here's what that gesture actually means.
Wonder's $9B Bet on Robots, Drones, and AI Food
Wonder's $9B Bet on Robots, Drones, and AI Food
Marc Lore wants to automate fast-casual food with robots, drones, and AI restaurant creation. Here's what his $9B Wonder pitch actually claims—and what it leaves open.
Google's GlucoFM Rethinks AI for Diabetes Care
Google's GlucoFM Rethinks AI for Diabetes Care
Google Research's GlucoFM is a tiny 0.72M-parameter AI model that outperforms larger ones on glucose monitoring. Here's what that means for diabetes tech.
La Grande-Motte's Pyramid Architecture Finds New Admirers
La Grande-Motte's Pyramid Architecture Finds New Admirers
La Grande-Motte's futurist pyramids, once mocked, are now drawing architourists to the Languedoc coast. Here's what's driving the revival—and what it costs.
Xbox Disc-to-Digital Program Converts Physical Games
Xbox Disc-to-Digital Program Converts Physical Games
Xbox's new disc-to-digital program lets players convert physical game discs into digital licenses. Here's what it actually means for your library—and the industry.
Seahawks Sell for $9.6 Billion in Record NFL Deal
Seahawks Sell for $9.6 Billion in Record NFL Deal
The NFL unanimously approved the $9.6B Seahawks sale to the Khosla family. Here's what the record price tag says about where NFL franchise values are headed.
A Doomed Water World Is Falling Into Its Star
A Doomed Water World Is Falling Into Its Star
Astronomers have found a hot, water-rich exoplanet spiraling toward its star. Here's what its slow destruction reveals about planetary life cycles.
Dragon Man and the Skull That Was Hidden for 85 Years
Dragon Man and the Skull That Was Hidden for 85 Years
The Dragon Man skull spent 85 years in a well before science could hear it. What its rediscovery means for human evolution and who we were.
Body Image and GLP-1s: What the Drugs Don't Fix
Body Image and GLP-1s: What the Drugs Don't Fix
GLP-1 drugs can change your body, but not how you see it. Here's what psychologists say about building real body image flexibility in the Ozempic era.
Bill Gates Calls for AI Limits and a Robot Tax
Bill Gates Calls for AI Limits and a Robot Tax
Bill Gates now wants AI regulation, a robot tax, and "Human Reserved" jobs. A look at what he's proposing, who's pushing back, and why the messenger complicates the message.
Crazy Taxi World Tour: Arcade Classic Meets Open World
Crazy Taxi World Tour: Arcade Classic Meets Open World
Sega's Crazy Taxi World Tour blends arcade chaos with open-world design. Here's what the previews show — and what history says about Sega franchise revivals.
235 East 42nd Street and NYC's Office Conversion Reckoning
235 East 42nd Street and NYC's Office Conversion Reckoning
Steel columns buckled at a Midtown Manhattan office-to-apartment conversion in July 2026. Here's what the failure reveals about NYC's housing ambitions.
Yayoi Kusama Dies at 97: What Her Legacy Reveals
Yayoi Kusama Dies at 97: What Her Legacy Reveals
Yayoi Kusama died at 97. Beyond the obituaries, her legacy raises real questions about who art is actually built for—and who gets left outside.
How Ramp Built Its GTM Orchestration Engine
How Ramp Built Its GTM Orchestration Engine
Ramp's Arman Vaziri explains how an internal CDP, durable Temporal threads, and a skill library turn a one-line campaign idea into a live GTM motion.
UK Plug-In Solar Panels and the Democratization of Home Energy
UK Plug-In Solar Panels and the Democratization of Home Energy
The UK government is backing plug-in solar panels that homeowners can install themselves. Here's what that shift means—and what it doesn't solve.
When AI Runs Your Sales Team, Who Is Accountable?
When AI Runs Your Sales Team, Who Is Accountable?
Exa's Jeffrey Wang built an AI clone of himself from personal emails. The engineering is clever. The accountability questions are ones nobody is asking.
College Eligibility, LIV Cuts, and the Fever's Market Power
College Eligibility, LIV Cuts, and the Fever's Market Power
Conferences crack down on pro-to-college returns, LIV Golf sheds staff, and the Indiana Fever outprice the Pacers. Five sports business stories that matter.
WebMCP Wants to Make Websites Work for AI Agents
WebMCP Wants to Make Websites Work for AI Agents
WebMCP lets AI agents read and act on websites without scraping HTML. Here's what that means for e-commerce, regulated industries, and the open web.
GLM 5.3 Flash Benchmarks and the Ox Alpha Reveal
GLM 5.3 Flash Benchmarks and the Ox Alpha Reveal
Theo's Ox Alpha turned out to be GLM 5.3 Flash — a tiny, cheap model punching well above its weight in agentic coding tasks.
Genghis Khan: Rise, Conquest, and Contested Legacy
Genghis Khan: Rise, Conquest, and Contested Legacy
From orphaned steppe child to ruler of history's largest empire—Genghis Khan's life raises questions about violence, genius, and what conquest actually builds.
DHH on AI, Agentic Engineering, and the Future of Code
DHH on AI, Agentic Engineering, and the Future of Code
DHH tells Lex Fridman how AI agents transformed his programming, what it means for open source, and why most orgs are bottlenecked on vision—not code.
Are Farmers Markets Actually Safer Than Grocery Stores?
Are Farmers Markets Actually Safer Than Grocery Stores?
Food recalls have Americans second-guessing supermarkets. But is farmers market produce genuinely safer, or just a more comforting story about where dinner comes from?
GPT-5.6 Luna: Low-Cost AI for High-Volume Tasks
GPT-5.6 Luna: Low-Cost AI for High-Volume Tasks
OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Luna costs a fraction of its sibling models. A hands-on pipeline test shows what that price difference actually buys you.
CTE Found in at Least 1 in 4 Former NFL Players
CTE Found in at Least 1 in 4 Former NFL Players
A new study of 235 donated brains finds CTE in at least 25% of former NFL players—and researchers say that number is almost certainly an undercount.
How the Giants Built an AI Scoreboard Agent in Six Weeks
How the Giants Built an AI Scoreboard Agent in Six Weeks
The San Francisco Giants deployed a Salesforce AI scoreboard agent in six weeks. Here's what the build actually looked like — tradeoffs, failures, and all.
How Your Body Knows When to Stop Growing
How Your Body Knows When to Stop Growing
From growth plates to Hox genes, the biology that stops your bones from growing is ancient, precise — and raises questions medicine is only starting to ask.
Generalist Robotics Reaches $3B Valuation After $200M Round
Generalist Robotics Reaches $3B Valuation After $200M Round
Generalist, the ex-DeepMind robotics startup, hit a $3B valuation after raising $200M led by 8VC. Here's what that number does and doesn't tell you.
McIlroy Backs PGA Tour's 2028 Championship Overhaul
McIlroy Backs PGA Tour's 2028 Championship Overhaul
Rory McIlroy has endorsed the PGA Tour's sweeping 2028 Tour Championship reforms. Here's what the two-tier revamp means for players, prize money, and golf's future.
ISS Antenna Replaced in Two-Spacewalk Operation
ISS Antenna Replaced in Two-Spacewalk Operation
NASA's Anil Menon and ESA's Sophie Adenot completed a two-part spacewalk operation to replace a failed Ku-band antenna on the ISS, restoring full communication redundancy.