Sora Is Dead—And It Won’t Be the Last To Die
We’re starting to see where AI is really going to matter—and it’s not as consumer-facing as previously thought
We’re starting to see where AI is really going to matter—and it’s not as consumer-facing as previously thought
With MacBook Neo joining the lineup, there’s no better time to stop thinking about the computer as just the chip inside. It's time to start thinking of the whole package.
Just because it’s not for you doesn’t mean it’s not a good product
I see someone brought stones to the glass house again
Threads was supposed to be a new take on corporate social media and…it’s really not, is it? They kinda just gave up on the whole Social Web thing…
Please stop being pretentious, we're building a community here
It’s time for the most dangerous model to have been released to die, hopefully freeing many from their AI psychosis
A lot of people write off their staying on Twitter or giving Trump useless trophies as doing what they need to do to have a seat at the table; that maybe if they stay they can do something to make things better.
Don’t just hand all of your ideas over to some company, publish them somewhere that’s sustainable and a place that you can control
I’ve been an avid follower of The Browser Company for years and I haven’t always been their biggest supporter, but time and time again they keep proving me wrong and I’m honestly here for it!
For the longest time, if you wanted to develop on a platform with reach, you’d build on Windows. Though recently we’ve been seeing a whole host of AI apps that are coming to the Mac first.
Let’s talk a little bit about how to stop wealth hoarding
It’s still just guessing…
You can almost just forget about the AI part of most AI browsers
As an Arc power user, can I finally switch over to Dia?
Apple’s big, sweeping changes at the executive level can cause chaos, but there’s also potential for a lot of good here
Usually this kind of fraud is reserved for Elon Musk, but not anymore!
Dia’s finally starting to come into its own as the successor of Arc and the future of The Browser Company
The Browser Company made some interesting claims about not being able to get the performance needed out of SwiftUI for Dia, but Atlas went all in on it