Apple’s AI Strategy Is Finally Taking Shape
Apple’s artificial intelligence strategy has become something of a paradox. A company celebrated for redefining consumer technology is now widely […]
Why Every SaaS Company Is Becoming an AI Agent Company
The software-as-a-service landscape is undergoing its most significant transformation since the dawn of cloud computing. A quiet but seismic shift
GPU-as-a-Service Is Eating the Cloud Market
The technological landscape of 2026 is constantly reshaped by innovation, and few phenomena are as impactful as the rise of
Inside the First Generation of Truly Autonomous AI Agents
Artificial intelligence has evolved beyond predictive models into a new class of autonomous systems capable of independent thought, planning, and
Meta’s Orion and the Smart Glasses Tipping Point
For over a decade, the dream of augmented reality has been just that—a dream, tantalizingly close yet always out of
AI for Climate: The Use Cases That Are Actually Working
The escalating costs of climate inaction and the increasing frequency of extreme weather events pose unprecedented threats to businesses and
AI Agents Have Gone Mainstream: What It Means for Your Job
The conversation around artificial intelligence has decisively shifted. What began as a discussion about generative models and chatbots has evolved
Apple Vision Pro 2: What Changed and What Didn’t
The initial promise of spatial computing suggested a seamless blend of digital and physical realities, yet early adopters often struggled
Auren Hoffman: Non-Obvious Ideas
Auren Hoffman is the CEO of LiveRamp. He has started and sold five businesses, and has started many more that
Vint Cerf: Internet Future
Vint Cerf is Chief Internet Evangelist at Google. He contributes to global policy development and continued spread of the Internet.
Michael O. Church: Hazards of Silicon Valley
Michael O. Church is a software engineer, blogger, and frequent poster on Quora. He writes about the pernicious, hidden attitudes
Graeme Shimmin: A Kill in the Morning
After a successful career as an IT consultant, Graeme took his career in a completely different direction, and began focusing
Martin Ford: The Lights In The Tunnel
Martin Ford is a computer engineer and author of The Lights In The Tunnel: Automation, Accelerating Technology, and the Economy
Haseeb Qureshi: The Philosophy of Poker (Part 1)
Haseeb Qureshi is a former high-stakes poker player. He recently published The Philosophy of Poker, and spends his time writing and providing mind
Lisa Galarneau: Anthropology of the Future
Lisa Galarneau is a Quora Top Writer with over 2000 followers and 3000 posts in a variety of topics. Her
Jesse Lashley: A Younger Side of Quora
Jesse Lashley was in high school when he started using Quora, and has made significant contributions to the site, with
Haseeb Qureshi: The Philosophy of Poker (Part 2)
This is the second half of my interview with Haseeb. It consists of Haseeb talking about living with Dan “Jungleman”