In a world where apps can be both revolutionary and ridiculous, there’s still room to develop an app that serves no purpose – except to make you money.

Being a start-up founder is the modern-day equivalent of claiming to be an artist in the 18th century – a mix of bold ambition, questionable financial stability, and lots of explaining your vision to people who’d rather be elsewhere. But what exactly does a day in this chaotic, cold-brew-fueled life look like? Spoiler alert: it’s not just TED Talk prep and vibing with investors. Let’s break it down.

What if gamers took over politics? Elections as multiplayer tournaments, legislation as patch notes, and diplomacy via esports. A wild, chaotic, but oddly genius reboot of governance awaits.

The future isn’t coming. It’s already plugged in. From ambient AI to polyfunctional robots, here’s a sharp look at the tech trends set to reshape 2025 – minus the hype, plus the reality.

In a world where your coffee order is public knowledge, is privacy obsolete – or just underrated? We explore the quiet erosion of secrets in the age of surveillance.

From NyQuil chicken to blackout stunts, today’s social media challenges make eating Tide Pods look almost charming. Why do these trends persist – and how do we stop them?

In an era where your smartwatch nudges you to stand, your fridge tattles on your midnight snacking, and your car knows your destination before you do, it is worth pondering: have our devices become the new-age clairvoyants of our lives?

Tech-inspired parodies mirror our digital age, blending humour with sharp critique. From AI to absurd gadgets, here’s why these films resonate.

In an era where misinformation spreads faster than a cat video, tech giants like Facebook and Google find themselves in the hot seat. Digital platforms, initially designed to connect us, have become superhighways for fake news, leading to real-world consequences.

From privacy laws to AI regulation, tech governance often reveals a lack of understanding. Here is why informed policymaking matters more than ever.