Tag: technology
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What Would Turn Oil Shock, AI Bubble, El Niño Into A Financial Crisis?
A financial crisis emerges when multiple, seemingly unrelated shocks converge on the same lenders, not from isolated events. This autumn, climate impacts, energy shortages, and debt-laden AI commitments threaten to erode the financial resilience of households and businesses. As consumer costs rise and spending power diminishes, loan defaults become more likely, weakening lenders. The article…
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Ingmar Rentzhog – Forbes articles
Ingmar Rentzhog is the Founder & CEO of We Don’t Have Time, the world’s largest media platform for climate action. A serial entrepreneur with a background in finance, he has a proven track record of building businesses and driving change at the intersection of sustainability, technology, and communication. In 2025, he was named to Table.Media’s…
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they just connected Claude to Blender
this is insane… they just connected Claude to Blender you can do 3D modeling by chatting with it
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Apple uses @threejs for their new iPhone Duo
It’s that time of the year – Apple again uses @threejs for their new iPhone Duo, and we can learn a lot from how they did it! And now, we have the mighty @NeedleTools Inspector, the swiss army knife for understanding and editing 3D scenes on the web 🦾 Let’s take a look! 1/12
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Why Everybody is Leaving Spotify
Spotify didn’t just change how music is paid for. It changed how music gets designed. A massive amount of Spotify listening happens through playlists. Not albums. Not artists. Playlists. And once playlists become the center of music discovery, artists start optimizing for playlist survival. Low skip rates. Fast hooks. No long intros. Nothing too weird.…
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Generative AI Is an Engineering Disaster – The Atlantic
As they scramble to keep their systems online, AI companies are making things expensive for the rest of us. Large language models such as ChatGPT and Claude are so resource-hungry that tech companies may be purchasing 70 percent of the world’s supply of high-end computer memory, causing a shortage. As a result, the prices of…
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Companies Need to Stop Kidding Themselves About A.I.
I know that even A.I. cannot tackle an issue it has never been taught to understand or accurately advise a business it knows nothing about. When we met with the company, it didn’t ask us a single question — not about our data, our systems or how we worked. We eventually said no, but it…
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AI data centers are swallowing the world’s memory and storage supply
AI data centers are swallowing the world’s memory and storage supply, setting the stage for a pricing apocalypse that could last a decade Once-cheap SSDs, DRAM, and HDD prices are climbing fast as AI demand and constrained supply converge to create the tightest market in years.
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Sora 2 and ChatGPT are consuming so much power that OpenAI just did another 10 gigawatt deal
OpenAI is partnering with Broadcom to design and develop 10 gigawatts of custom AI chips and systems, a massive amount of power that will use as much electricity as a large city. The move further highlights just how power intensive the AI boom has become. It’s the latest partnership between OpenAI and a high-profile chip…
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Is AI really making electricity bills higher?
Residential electricity costs are on the rise, according to data from the US Energy Information Administration (EIA). The average price of electricity in America has increased 13% since 2022, with the cost of retail electricity expected to grow faster than the rate of inflation, the report says. Some regions, like the Pacific, Middle Atlantic and New England,…
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Data center, le rivolte negli Usa
A pochi il nuovo potere dell’AI, agli altri bollette più care (e l’invasione di Big Tech). Trump ha esentato computer e componenti dei data center dai suoi dazi: l’AI building è favorito rispetto a qualunque altro settore. Ma le proteste degli americani hanno già bloccato decine di costruzioni di data center: ecco perché. […] Ciò…
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Are we living in a golden age of stupidity?
From brain-rotting videos to AI creep, every technological advance seems to make it harder to work, remember, think and function independently … […] The fundamental issue, Kosmyna says, is that as soon as a technology becomes available that makes our lives easier, we’re evolutionarily primed to use it. “Our brains love shortcuts, it’s in our…