David Kobrosky’s journey with Intros AI involved two college dropouts, an 80-hour work week during cancer treatment, and ultimately a successful acquisition. He explains why the brutal schedule and personal sacrifices were worth it in the end.
A sophisticated spyware campaign called Landfall exploited a previously unknown Samsung vulnerability to hack Galaxy phones. The attacks targeted specific individuals in the Middle East and were likely driven by espionage motives. Samsung patched the flaw in April 2025 after nearly a year of active
Square is launching fee-free bitcoin payments for its 4 million vendors starting November 10. The move eliminates traditional payment friction and could dramatically expand crypto adoption among small businesses. Early adopters like Compass Coffee are already testing the feature, with more merchants
Microsoft has confirmed that Windows updates released after October 14, 2025 are causing BitLocker recovery screens on some devices. This could lock users out of their PCs if they don’t have their recovery key handy. The issue primarily affects enterprise PCs but serves as a warning for all Windows
The traditional wisdom that startups need multiple founders is being challenged by a growing solopreneur movement. Research shows the risks of partnering with strangers can outweigh the benefits for many ventures.
Tesla shareholders overwhelmingly approved Elon Musk’s proposed $1 trillion compensation package. The vote reveals deep divisions between investors who see Musk as essential to Tesla’s future and those warning about unchecked power.
AI therapy platforms are becoming surprisingly popular, with users sometimes preferring them to human therapists. But the technology raises serious concerns about emotional dependency and safety protocols. The stakes couldn’t be higher when people’s mental health is on the line.
SoftBank Group shares resumed their slide, falling over 8% as investor concerns about AI sector valuations spread globally. The decline follows Wednesday’s 10% plunge and comes amid similar drops across Japanese tech stocks and US AI companies.
Tesla shareholders have voted to approve CEO Elon Musk’s compensation package that could ultimately be worth $1 trillion in company shares. The package requires Tesla to achieve massive growth targets over the next decade, including reaching an $8.5 trillion market capitalization.
Tesla shareholders have overwhelmingly approved CEO Elon Musk’s massive compensation package worth up to $878 billion. The vote gives Musk potentially 25% of Tesla if he hits ambitious targets over the next decade. This comes despite concerns about his political activities and divided attention.
