iPhone Duo, Tailwind Labs joins Shopify, and autonomous cars save lives
First things first
Everyone's buzzing about big tech drops and AI breakthroughs today. From foldable iPhones to smarter AI models, it feels like we're inching closer to sci-fi.
There's also some wild stuff around safety and surveillance, plus serious industry shake-ups. Just another day in the tech world, right?
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Tailwind Labs is joining Shopify
Tailwind CSS is joining Shopify to provide a stable home for its ongoing development and support, especially for building complex applications and storefronts. The project will remain open-source with no changes to licensing, and Shopify will focus on integrating Tailwind into its platform rather than expanding the business side.
Growing proof that autonomous cars save lives
Apple Introduces AirPods 5
No Man's Sky Cosmos
Apple debuts iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max
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What will our economic future look like?
Anthropic's economic model explores how AI could impact jobs, growth, and unemployment in the US by 2030, considering various scenarios from steady growth to rapid economic expansion. The model shows that faster AI-driven growth could lead to adverse effects on wages and job prospects for knowledge workers, emphasizing the importance of broad societal benefits.
Apple Watch Series 12
GPT-6 Astra, Looped Transformers, and Hidden Reasoning
DeepSeek v4.1 Flash
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Automattic's board forces CEO Matt Mullenweg into leave of absence
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