ATROCITY EXHIBITION | Will banning children from social media fix the problem?
Governments around the world are moving toward age-based restrictions on social media in response to growing concerns about adolescent mental...
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BURNING CHROME | The last philosophers
There was a time when philosophers helped shape civilization. Not academic debates hidden behind journal paywalls or tenure-track arguments confined...
BURNING CHROME | AI’s Southeast Asia boom is real—but it’s not evenly built
The numbers look decisive. Adoption is accelerating. Productivity gains are measurable. Economic upside is being quantified in the hundreds of...
BURNING CHROME | AI adoption is rising—but so is the divide
AI is spreading, but the spread is misleading. By the second half of 2025, about one in six people globally...
BURNING CHROME | TechSabado: The evolution continues
Ten years is a long time in technology. In the lifespan of the internet, it is practically a geological epoch....
BURNING CHROME | Hi-res audio and the tyranny of numbers. Higher numbers
I fell for it—hard. The numbers were seductive: 24-bit, 96 kHz, 192 kHz. Bigger files. Bigger promises. A quiet insinuation...
BURNING CHROME | Linux: The operating system that refused to behave
Linux was never meant to be friendly. It was meant to be honest. That distinction explains almost everything about why...
BURNING CHROME | AI didn’t kill the job. Governance did
There is a comforting lie embedded in every corporate slide deck about artificial intelligence: that job disruption is a future...
BURNING CHROME | Mac vs. PC: The war that shaped computing — and why it no longer matters
For decades, “Mac vs. PC” functioned as a cultural shortcut. You didn’t have to explain who you were; your computer...
BURNING CHROME | Analog vs. digital audio: The war that refuses to die
The analog-versus-digital audio debate refuses to die because it was never really about sound. It is about trust—trust in machines,...