Month: April 2023

  • Move over, SkyNet, there’s a new AI kid on the block and it goes by the name X.AI

    Move over, SkyNet, there’s a new AI kid on the block and it goes by the name X.AI

    Courtesy of none other than tech wizard, Elon Musk. Musk, who’s been teasing us with rumours of a new AI company, has finally incorporated X.AI, with himself as the director and his family office’s Jared Birchall as its secretary. Apparently, Musk has been busy buying up thousands of graphic processing units (GPUs) to power an…

  • When cancel culture came to town

    When cancel culture came to town

    The rise of cancel culture – the online phenomenon that has everyone walking on eggshells. It seems like every other day, a new celebrity or public figure is getting “cancelled” for being on the wrong side of {insert topic, cause or stance}. ‘Cancel culture’ refers to the practice of publicly calling out and boycotting individuals…

  • Forbes 30 under 30: We need to talk about redefining success.

    Forbes 30 under 30: We need to talk about redefining success.

    Ah, the elusive 30 Under 30 list – a trap set for us mere mortals who couldn’t quite make the cut. But is this celebration of youthful achievement actually a breeding ground for unethical behaviour? It’s no secret that the pressure to succeed early in life is at an all-time high. With social media constantly…

  • Web3: Future Friendly Tech & Dope Sh*t

    Web3: Future Friendly Tech & Dope Sh*t

    Greetings, fellow humans! There are a couple of things you might’ve noticed if you’ve spent any time in the tech and finance spaces over the past decade: Firstly, everyone is mad at Google/Facebook/TikTok for hoarding our data. Secondly, a good chunk of folks are annoyed with their governments for debasing local currencies. But fear not,…