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Good morning, how did you sleep? Me, I had trouble until I started counting the number of times Apple used the word “AI” in its keynote (it was 41). In my dream, I was inundated with Elizabeth Holmes deepfakes and memes, which startled me awake. As I lay in bed, I calmed down by reading…

If your Rivian hasn’t gotten the new update yet, you haven’t been skipped. Rivian rolls software out in waves, not all at once, and the gap between “the update exists” and “the update is on your truck” is completely normal.

At IBC2026 in Amsterdam (Sept. 11–14), Clear-Com and TSL are selling a similar operational message from different angles: the next hard problems are control, monitoring, and safe change in IP workflows. Clear-Com’s Eclipse HX EHX v15 adds ARC (Access Resource Configuration) features that enable access to intercom ports and resources without adding hardware, and expands…

For most of the software industry’s history, companies bought software and their employees used it to do their jobs. Software has always automated work, from calculating payroll to routing customer calls. What’s changing with AI agents is how much of the work some software companies can take responsibility for delivering themselves. In sales, customer service…

Here in the US, we’re dealing with a President who capriciously tears down historic buildings, paves over rose gardens, insults allies, and regularly renames map landmarks, locations, and even gulfs and lakes like he’s picking out names for his often poorly used golf clubs. It would be entertaining if it weren’t all so incomprehensible. The…