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How to Get Rich From Peeping Inside People’s Fridges

“People make fun of me about the fridges,” said Tassos Stassopoulos. “I am fridge-obsessed.” As the founder and managing partner of Trinetra, a London-based investment firm, Stassopoulos has pioneered an unusual strategy: peeking inside…

Publishers Target Common Crawl In Fight Over AI Training Data

Henry Griffiths

Danish media outlets have demanded that the nonprofit web archive Common Crawl remove copies of their articles from past data sets and stop crawling their websites immediately. This request was issued amid growing outrage over how…

The Limits of the AI-Generated ‘Eyes on Rafah’ Image

Henry Griffiths

As “All eyes on Rafah” circulated, Shayan Sardarizadeh, a journalist with BBC Verify, posted on X that it “has now become the most viral AI-generated image I’ve ever seen.” Ironic, then, that all those eyes on Rafah aren’t really seeing…

It’s the End of Google Search As We Know It

Henry Griffiths

Google Search is about to fundamentally change—for better or worse. To align with Alphabet-owned Google’s grand vision of artificial intelligence, and prompted by competition from AI upstarts like ChatGPT, the company’s core product is…

Burnout Is Pushing Workers to Use AI—Even if Their Boss Doesn’t Know

Henry Griffiths

White-collar workers are so overwhelmed with emails, web chats, and meetings that they are using AI tools to get their jobs done—even if their companies haven’t trained them to do so, according to a work trends index published Wednesday by…

‘The Queen’s been lifeless solely 18 months, and the nation’s gone to the…

Henry Griffiths

War. Rationing. Mortgage charges at 15%, mounted police charging at ravenous miners, Jeffrey bleeding Epstein, Cilla Black singing on the Royal Variety. The late Queen noticed and survived an unlimited quantity of horror in her 75 years on…