Humans like smells that remind us of nature. Can corporate-led fragrance chemistry convince our primitive brains that we’re actually in nature when we’re in a hotel lobby?
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The chaotic trade declarations coming out of the White House- which resembles less strategic public policy with a defined end goal, and more unstructured bloviating for the purpose of grandstanding, is doing weird things to markets and businesses.
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Tornadoes and severe storms downed trees and ripped off entire roofs in more than a couple of cities last week. It’s a reminder of how we constantly should be thinking about upgrading the built environment to respond to the threats of natural disasters, whether were thinking about roofs or utility infrastructure.
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Trucks have been getting bigger and more expensive. Until a recent startup asked the question, “what if we didn’t?”
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Perhaps the singularity has nothing to do with the rate of technological production, or artificial intelligence. Perhaps, rather, it’s the
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News broke over the weekend that a Chinese-developed, open-source large language model AI product is delivering comparable results to ChatGPT’s
Read MoreIt’s, well, not great.
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There has been no shortage of declarative thinkpieces about the event taking place today in Washington, DC. I won’t pretend
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I spent part of the winter shopping around for a good computer setup that could handle the withering demands of
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Last night, a friend of a friend of a friend of a friend kind of thing posted on Facebook about
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