Sending iMessages from Code? Here’s What Actually Works
Apple’s closed iMessage protocol lacks a public API, but a few workarounds let you send blue-bubble texts programmatically—with trade-offs explained.
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Fable 5 AI May Resume Soon Amid Trump Admin Restrictions Lift
Anthropic's Fable 5 AI could return soon as Trump administration moves to lift restrictions, pending Pentagon and NSA approvals.
The Knowledge Atom: A Smarter Way to Feed AI Systems
Forget endless context dumps—write knowledge in reusable atoms for smarter, more efficient AI interactions.
Fit Founder Combats Cancer with AI-Powered Data Strategy
A tech-savvy entrepreneur leverages AI to fight cancer, merging fitness data with medical insights for a personalized battle plan.
Kindle’s iOS app outshines aging E Ink devices
Amazon’s Kindle app on iOS now offers advanced AI features that many dedicated readers still lack.
OpenAI rolls out GPT-5.6 Sol with tighter cyber safeguards
OpenAI has begun a limited preview of GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna models, prioritising cybersecurity and government engagement.
Zero Copy: Cutting Data Traffic Without the Hassle
Explore how Zero Copy eliminates data duplication, reducing sync overhead and storage costs while introducing new challenges in latency and dependency.
J.P. Morgan flags risks in AI market exuberance
J.P. Morgan warns that a small group of AI firms is driving most S&P 500 profits, raising concentration and valuation concerns.
Guardian’s Kai Wright sticks to his old phone—and his principles
Journalist Kai Wright keeps using his decade-old phone, proving that longevity over trends can be a quiet form of resistance.
Plex’s Self-Hosted Gaps: What’s Still Missing?
Self-hosting Plex offers a polished media experience, but key features remain out of reach for many users. Here’s what’s still missing.