Stop Treating UX And Compliance As Trade-Offs. They’re The Same Design Problem

The organizations winning aren’t making better trade-offs between experience and compliance.

Did Viking 1 find life on Mars 50 years ago? Here’s why the debate continues
Did Viking 1 find life on Mars 50 years ago? Here’s why the debate continues

Did Viking 1 find evidence of life on Mars? Fifty years after the NASA lander touched down, the jury is still out.

Decart’s Lucy 2.5 unlocks new live video effects, but physical AI is the real winner
Decart’s Lucy 2.5 unlocks new live video effects, but physical AI is the real winner

Artificial intelligence startup Decart continues to stretch the boundaries of what’s possible with the release of its latest live video model, Lucy 2.5, introducing real-time streaming visual effects capabilities for the first time. The startup claims …

Still don’t own an air fryer? The excellent Ninja Foodi Max is down to its lowest price since Black Friday
Still don’t own an air fryer? The excellent Ninja Foodi Max is down to its lowest price since Black Friday

The Ninja Foodi Max crashes in price to just £179.99 at Amazon — that’s the lowest price since Black Friday.

FIFA’s New Tech Worked Perfectly And Fans Hated It Anyway

FIFA built the most heavily instrumented World Cup ever. The tech kept getting the calls right, and FIFA kept needing humans to back it up anyway

​The Best Software For Your Business Fits How You Already Work

Good tools make the right way the easy way without telling you how to run your shop. The wrong ones decide that for you and call it best practice.

A British AI lab signed up Nvidia, Meta and Samsung to invent materials that don’t exist yet
A British AI lab signed up Nvidia, Meta and Samsung to invent materials that don’t exist yet

A two-year-old British AI lab wants to build the search engine for materials that do not exist yet. On Monday it gathered an unusual crowd to help. Cambridge-based CuspAI launched the AI Materials Foundry, a coalition of more than 45 companies and rese…

The old internet built a museum for dying tech sounds, and it’s somehow still alive

This wonderfully dated online museum preserves dial-up modems, floppy drives, Windows startup chimes, and other sounds that quietly disappeared as our gadgets became smoother, faster, and much less talkative.

This Mac app can turn every window into a CRT fever dream or a nostalgic Game Boy

Glaze 1.9 uses real-time GPU shaders to transform every Mac window, video, and game, with over 50 looks and a one-time $9.99 price.