Rivian Uses Creative Subtraction To Add Features To The New R2

Rivian used a myriad creative design and engineering methods to take cost and weight out of the new electric R2 SUV in order to keep its price at an attractive level.

Stop Calling It A ‘CBOM’

A bill of materials (BOM) is a manufacturer’s declaration, but a cryptographic bill of materials is often produced by the buyer.

UnitedHealth Group Profits Hit $5.4 Billion As Costs Continue To Ease

UnitedHealth Group reported second quarter net income of $5.48 billion as medical costs dropped, triggering an improved financial outlook for the rest of the year.

Mass Protests In Ukraine Over Sacking Of Defence Minister Fedorov

Champion of drones Fedorov was popular, successful defence minister. In his brief tenure he fought corruption and ruffled feathers, Sacking him may be a big mistake.

Pink Floyd Edition Of The Classic We Are Rewind WE-001 Cassette Player

We Are Rewind has dropped a surprise collaboration The Pink Floyd X We Are Rewind comes with an exclusive edition of The Dark Side of the Moon on cassette tape.

Colorado Law Mandating Therapists’ Real-Time Intervention During Client-AI Psychotherapy Sets Dubious Precedent

Colorado passes a new law on AI mental health that includes a controversial provision. It puts therapists into a bind. An AI Insider analysis and scoop.

The Creators Who Are Quietly Running The 2026 World Cup

How creators became this World Cup’s real infrastructure: livestream culture, brand strategy, real-world activations and Gen Z fandom inside virtual worlds.

How Klarna’s AI Agent Strategy Backfired But Became A Useful Lesson

Klarna’s experience reveals why successful AI adoption depends on preserving human expertise, planning for complex cases and knowing where automation reaches its limits.

Murati Knows OpenAI’s Secrets. Her New AI Signals She Prefers China’s.

Mira Murati’s $12B lab built its first model on Chinese foundations. Why nobody calls it theft, and what it means for OpenAI and US AI policy.

Canadian Wildfire Smoke, Heat Hit NY, NJ Ahead Of World Cup Final

New York City has been dealing with a “Code Red” due to the heat and air quality advisories from Canadian wildfire smoke days before the Spain-Argentina World Cup final.