‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ Has A Post-Credits Scene, But There’s A Catch

Should you stick around after the credits roll on ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’? The answer is . . . complicated.

How All Americans Can Own A Piece Of The AI Boom

Universal Basic Capital may be a way to give citizens ownership in AI growth. But how should that growth be managed?

Netflix’s ‘72 Hours’ Is One Of Its Worst-Reviewed Comedy Movies Ever

Feel free to watch 72 Hours on Netflix, but know that it is one of the worst-reviewed comedies the service has produced.

Healthcare Access Is The New Currency. But Only The Right Kind Counts

Physician shortages are turning speed into healthcare’s scarcest resource — and the real investment opportunity is infrastructure, not favors that jump the line.

‘Gears Of War: E-Day’ Dev Promises ‘No Battle Pass, No Bull—’ For Multiplayer

Gears of War: E-Day developer The Coalition is correctly reading the room when it comes to the sentiment of many gamers these days,

Claude Makes Five AI Labs Publishing Private Chats To Google

Shared Claude conversations reached Google despite two crawler controls. Labs audit what their models say. Almost nobody audits what their products publish.

LG Channels Online TV Service Passes 5,000 Channels—And Expands To A 37th Country

One of the most under-the-radar shifts in the TV content landscape continues to expand at pace.

Pay Attention To The Victims Behind Scams, Various Groups Urge

Today marks World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, with the theme “Trapped Behind the Scam.” This draws attention to trafficking victims forced into online fraud.

Enterprise AI’s Soft Middle

A survey of 2,603 employees in organizations across the globe, just released by Infosys, finds only 22% of middle managers actively engaged with AI,

Beyond The Salary: Redefining How We Compensate Software Engineers

As cognitive computing becomes an expense category, it raises the question of how software engineering economics can keep pace.