
Bill Gates Believes AI Will Let Us Work Two Days a Week by 2036
Bill Gates says AI will let us work two days a week by 2036. His own company just cut 28,000 jobs.


Bill Gates says AI will let us work two days a week by 2036. His own company just cut 28,000 jobs.

Experts like Robbie Hiser train AI to do their jobs. The demand grows, but so does fear of job loss.

MIT Technology Review's EmTech Future 2026 recordings explore AI's intersections with biology, infrastructure, and quantum computing.

Paul Rudd says he stopped bringing his phone to film sets because 'they're horrible things' and 'facilitating our own destruction.'

Seattle Mountain Rescue tests exoskeletons for search and rescue. A dawn of augmented human power has arrived.

A new memorandum urges haste in deploying counter-drone arms, yet bids against haste that cuts the corner of safety.

A tale of a farrier who became a mechanic, and the lesson it holds for developers fearing AI.

Pete Hegseth puts Elon Musk back in charge of a US taskforce studying future warfare, with Palmer Luckey and Newt Gingrich joining him.

How a cable laid in 1858 first linked North America and Europe, carrying the telegraph across 2,000 miles of sea.

A centuries-old poem by Nostradamus is read as a warning about AI, just as scientists warn of its growing danger.

Was the $100 XO-1 laptop a brilliant piece of hardware or a bad idea? Our Verge podcast episode weighs OLPC's legacy.

A vet's tale of war, college, and the kindness of strangers on Stack Overflow, whose answers saved his soul.
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