The traditional path to CEO is being dismantled by AI. As routine entry-level work vanishes, companies are losing their passive leadership training ground and must now cultivate executives more deliberately from a wider talent pool.
At CES, accessory maker Hyper announced a premium haptic trackpad for Windows, a high-speed USB4 SSD enclosure, and new solid-state power banks. The TrackPad Pro, priced at $129, aims to bring Mac-level gesture control to the PC ecosystem with a 240Hz report rate and deep software customization.
Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Ultra and its siblings might launch later than usual in 2026. A reliable leaker points to a February 25th Unpacked event, with sales starting in early March. In surprising news, Samsung may also freeze flagship prices again despite rising costs.
Researchers have found that ChatGPT can exhibit patterns similar to human anxiety when given violent or traumatic prompts. To counter this, they successfully used mindfulness-style instructions to stabilize the AI’s output. The findings highlight new challenges for AI safety in sensitive application
Shifting from a linear to a circular supply chain is a massive technical and logistical challenge. It requires entirely new systems to track products coming back for recycling, not just going out the door. But the payoff is huge, especially for recovering precious metals from e-waste.
Six years after its initial announcement, the Reiser5 file-system remains in an “unstable” development state. The project promises a novel approach to parallel scaling using file-system means, but its progress has been glacial.
Despite a tough fundraising climate, 23 women investors reached partner or higher at major VC firms in 2025. The broader picture, however, shows progress has stalled at the top.
A new Forbes piece offers some blunt New Year’s resolution advice for enterprise security teams. It’s less about buying the next shiny tool and more about a fundamental mindset shift to survive the grind.
A company called Airloom is pitching a radical new design for wind power. It looks more like a roller coaster than a turbine and claims huge cost and deployment advantages. They’re bringing the idea to CES.
The playful, AI-assisted approach known as vibe coding is being tested in corporate environments. Businesses see it as a way to prototype faster, but the long-term fit is far from certain.
