Internet nastiness, name-calling, and other not-so-petty, world-altering disagreements AI is sexy, AI is cool. AI is entrenching inequality, upending the Read more on

Amazon’s Kevin Lennox shows off the Rivian electric delivery van. (GeekWire Photo / Kurt Schlosser) Amazon’s carbon footprint shrank by 3% last year, marking its second straight Read more on

Technical debt (tech debt) is a significant concern for global businesses across various industry verticals. It’s the label for the end-product of development teams working at speed in software to Read more on

Today’s business leaders recognize that some application of generative AI has great potential to help their business perform better, although they may still be exploring exactly how and what the Read more on

Artificial intelligence to produce videos has become increasingly popular thanks to tools like Sora, Runway, and Pika. But, a new AI-augmented film camera has taken the idea to the next Read more on

Microsoft’s Redmond, Wash., campus. (GeekWire Photo) Microsoft has made a deal to buy 500,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide removal credits from a subsidiary of Occidental Petroleum. Read more on

Artificial intelligence is helping to personalize medicine, and the testing needed may surprise you. Cancer has touched almost all of us: our mothers, fathers, children, neighbors, and even ourselves. Read more on

Quality and diversity data limitations lead to AI training and output issues. Artificial intelligence has made massive strides, and most of us have reaped the benefits. Initially emerging through Read more on

(Image via Juicer Energy’s website) A secretive new Seattle-area startup called Juicer Energy is aiming to turn residential real estate properties into public EV charging stations. Read more on

Intuit is undertaking a corporate reshuffling to turbocharge its artificial intelligence plans.Read more… Read more on

A former Google employee has launched a company that will make movies using generative artificial intelligence.Read more… Read more on

If you’ve followed Tesla’s FSD software over the years, you might have noticed an interesting pattern. Constant updates, version after version full of tweaks and fixes, yet the cars still Read more on