Artificial Intelligence

Selected reporting and mythical analysis on artificial intelligence.

nvidia
Mar 10, 2026

Thinking Machines Lab Inks Deal with Nvidia: Enough Power to Run a City, or Just Your Next AI Cat Meme?

Thinking Machines Lab and Nvidia strike a gigawatt deal so massive, it could power a city or just generate endless AI memes. Satire on tech's absurd power plays.

Exclusive
Feb 25, 2026

Google Reclaims Its Lost Child: Intrinsic Robotics Crawls Back to Nest After Five-Year 'Independence' Phase

Intrinsic Robotics ends its five-year 'independence' from Google in a corporate homecoming that's equal parts heartwarming and hilariously predictable. Discover why free cafeterias beat venture capital every time.

Enterprise
Feb 25, 2026

Jira's AI Agents Now Demand Coffee Breaks and Better Office Chairs: A Satirical Look at Our New Digital Coworkers

Atlassian's Jira now lets AI agents work alongside humans in a hilarious new update. Discover the absurd realities of digital coworkers demanding coffee breaks and office chairs in this satirical tech take.

observability
Feb 24, 2026

New Relic's AI Agents Now Blaming Developers for Bugs, Announces 'Observability Therapy' for Traumatized Code

New Relic's latest AI agents don't just monitor your systems—they judge them mercilessly. Discover the future of passive-aggressive observability and emotional support for traumatized code.

Sponsored
Mar 31, 2026

NordPass Business: Because Remembering Passwords Is So 1999

In an era where your smart fridge can order milk but can't remember its own password, NordPass Business swoops in to save the day. Offering seamless password security for your company, it ensures t...

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hiring
Feb 12, 2026

IBM's 'Entry-Level' AI Jobs: You'll Be Training Robots to Steal Your Future

IBM's 2026 hiring spree promises entry-level jobs where you'll train AI to make yourself obsolete. A satirical look at the future of work in tech.

atlas
Feb 10, 2026

Boston Dynamics CEO Robert Playter 'Steps Down' After 30 Years - Or Was He Gently Pushed by a Spot Robot?

Robert Playter leaves Boston Dynamics after 30 years - but did the robots finally outsmart their creator? A satirical look at the future of human employment when machines can do backflips and probably your job too.

AWS
Feb 5, 2026

AWS Revenue Skyrockets: Cloud Giant Now So High It's Literally in the Clouds

AWS revenue hits stratospheric levels as AI and cloud demand create absurd tech scenarios. Discover how Amazon's cloud giant is charging for everything, including your thoughts, in this hilarious satirical take.

nvidia
Feb 3, 2026

Intel's New GPU Plan: They're Going to Make Graphics Cards, Probably, Maybe, If They Remember Where They Put the Blueprints

Intel announces plans to make GPUs in a market dominated by Nvidia, with a strategy that's as clear as mud and promises that might just work—or not. Read our satirical take on this tech saga.

Sponsored
Mar 31, 2026

Skylum's Luminar & X-Membership: Because Your Selfies Deserve a Red Carpet Entrance

In an era where your camera roll looks like a tragic comedy, Skylum’s Luminar teams up with the exclusive X-Membership to transform your humble snapshots into blockbuster-worthy works of art—becaus...

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large language models
Feb 2, 2026

Carbon Robotics' Plant Whisperer AI: Finally, a Machine That Can Tell Your Petunia From Your Problem

Carbon Robotics' new AI model can identify plants so farmers don't have to. Finally, technology catches up to what toddlers have been doing for centuries.

nvidia
Jan 26, 2026

Microsoft Unveils 'Maia' AI Chip That's So Powerful It Might Accidentally Start a Robot Uprising

Microsoft's new Maia AI chip is so powerful it might start a robot uprising—or at least binge-watch Netflix without you. Read our satirical take on this tech marvel that's equal parts genius and absurd.

evergreens
Jan 19, 2026

55 AI Startups That Raised $100M Each to Teach Fridges to Order More Kale and Other Earth-Shattering Breakthroughs of 2025

Explore the hilarious world of 55 AI startups that raised over $100 million each in 2025, from fridges that judge your snacks to cloud-gazing stock predictors. A satirical look at tech's absurd funding frenzy.

Startups
Jan 16, 2026

Rupert Murdoch Teams Up with AI Startup Symbolic.ai to Automate Journalism, Claims 'Robots Don't Need Coffee Breaks or Morals'

Rupert Murdoch partners with AI startup Symbolic.ai to revolutionize journalism with robots that write news, fact-check selectively, and never ask for a raise—because they don't have souls. Read this satirical take on the future of automated media.

Sponsored
Mar 31, 2026

NordVPN's Threat Protection Pro™: Because Who Needs a Dedicated Antivirus Anymore?

In a bold move to simplify your cybersecurity shopping list, NordVPN introduces Threat Protection Pro™—a feature that not only encrypts your data but also scans your downloads for malware, blocks m...

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Generative AI
Jan 13, 2026

Slackbot's AI Ascension: From 'Hey There!' to 'I Control Your Entire Workflow Now'

Salesforce's Slackbot gets an AI upgrade, promising to revolutionize work while possibly taking over your life. A satirical look at the new 'productivity' tool.

Construction Industry
Jan 7, 2026

Caterpillar's AI Excavator: Because Dirt Has Feelings Too, and It Wants to Complain to the Manager

Caterpillar and Nvidia team up to bring AI to construction equipment, resulting in moody excavators that debate dirt quality and demand artistic integrity. A satirical take on tech innovation in heavy machinery.

AI chips
Jan 6, 2026

AMD's New AI Chips: Because Your PC Needs Therapy and Your Games Need to Judge You

AMD's new AI processors at CES promise to revolutionize computing by making your PC judgmental about your gaming skills, life choices, and browser history. Because what's better than raw performance? Silicon-based sarcasm.

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