ClickUp’s reported mass layoff is being framed as another AI cost-cutting story, but the deeper signal is about how work is being redesigned—at the level of workflows, not just job descriptions. The company, now in its ninth year, is said…
In Silicon Valley, where the pace of artificial intelligence adoption can feel like a kind of weather system—arriving fast, changing daily, and leaving few places untouched—Pope Leo’s message landed with the bluntness of a hand on a steering wheel. The…
The Roman Catholic Church has entered one of the most fast-moving debates in modern technology with a document that is both unusually long and unmistakably moral in tone: Pope Leo XIV’s new encyclical on artificial intelligence, reported to run to…
Pope Leo XIV’s first major encyclical, Magnifica Humanitas, arrives at a moment when artificial intelligence is no longer confined to labs, boardrooms, or research papers. It is already embedded in hiring pipelines, customer service workflows, military planning tools, and the…
Pope Leo XIV’s first encyclical arrives with a title that sounds like it belongs to the age of algorithms. But as the Vatican’s message is read alongside the reporting and reactions it has already sparked, it becomes clear that the…
In the modern workplace, meetings are treated like weather: unavoidable, sometimes irritating, and rarely examined closely enough to understand why they work—or why they fail. Yet the basic mechanics of how groups talk, decide, and move forward were not invented…
Startup Battlefield 200 is entering its final stretch, with applications and nominations closing on May 27. For founders, that date isn’t just a deadline—it’s a narrow window to translate months (or years) of product building into something far more immediate:…
With just five days left before TechCrunch Disrupt 2026’s Early Bird window closes, the message from the event team is simple: if you’re planning to attend in San Francisco, this is the last moment to lock in the best pass…
Pope Leo’s latest intervention arrives at a moment when artificial intelligence is moving from boardrooms and research labs into the places where decisions carry immediate consequences. In a message that blends moral urgency with a warning about political and economic…
In courthouses across the country, the sound of justice has always been paperwork: complaints, motions, exhibits, and the endless choreography of deadlines. For decades, courts have absorbed a steady stream of filings from self-represented litigants—people navigating legal systems without lawyers,…
A new report and a set of demonstrations are reigniting an old but increasingly urgent question in AI safety: how quickly can safeguards be removed, and what does that imply for the real-world security posture of widely used models? The…
AI security has stopped being a theoretical discipline and become an operational one. That shift is happening everywhere, but it’s especially visible in how major labs talk about risk: not as a single milestone to reach, but as a continuous…