Publisher: The Sunday Times The headline is a scam. Show sector valuations, cash generation, capex requirements, unit economics for AI infra, sensitivity to rates and risk premia. Show anything beyond...
Lu Duowei’s “structural bubble” riff reads like a defensive memo to LPs. At this point he should sign it Lu Delusionei, and Yicai might as well print fairy tales for terrified VCs. The piece sprays as...
That headline is a lie in three acts. “Secretive” is laughable when the company has a website and LinkedIn breadcrumbs. “Backed by Concur co-founders” is just name-dropping without a dollar attached. ...
The conflict of interest is screaming. CNBC waves around layoff headlines and anxious surveys to juice fear, then asks the credential salesman what anxious readers should buy. Shockingly, he says “buy...
If incompetence were revenue, they’d be a Fortune 500. Publisher: GameSpot GameSpot took a lucid interview and turned it into apocalypse porn. The headline is a clown horn: “End-of-Days” meets “AI is ...
Publisher: SiliconANGLE “Agents are the new cloud” is the dumbest headline of the quarter. Cloud is an abstraction layer. Agents are workloads. You don’t replace the road with the cars that drive on i...
Publisher: Fortune That headline is a clown show. “Leaders love AI. Employees aren’t sold. This is HR’s biggest challenge—and opportunity.” Biggest based on what, your feelings. There’s zero evidence ...
Publisher: The Appalachian “OPINION: AI has no place in curricula” is a stupid, chest‑thumping title that disqualifies itself on impact. Education isn’t binary, and anyone who opens with “no place” is...
The title is brain‑dead clickbait. They parrot Google’s “verifiable quantum advantage” without showing any verification. No paper, no preprint, no code, no problem instance, no qubit count, no noise r...
Publisher: Wis Law Journal The tone is pure pep rally. Insult the “fear mongers,” stroke the reader, drop a Kubrick reference, walk off smug. It contributes nothing useful. No policies, no checklists,...