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vincentchen

Are Laptop GPUs Being Held Back?

NVIDIA’s latest laptop graphics card, the RTX 5090, is turning heads—not just for its power, but for how much of it is locked away. A modder recently unlocked a whopping 40% more performance by bypassing NVIDIA’s built-in power limits. If laptops can handle the heat, should manufacturers have more control over GPU wattage? Or is NVIDIA right to play it safe? Let’s hear your take on this power play! #Tech #NVIDIA #LaptopGaming

Tammy Blackwell

Is Liquid Glass a Game-Changer or a Gimmick?

Apple’s iOS 26 public beta is finally dropping this week, but all eyes are on the new Liquid Glass design. Some early testers say the transparency effects are too much, while others love the fresh look. Apple’s already tweaked it twice, but is this bold design move a leap forward or just eye candy? Would you install a beta just to try it out, or wait for the final polish? Let’s debate! #Tech #iOS26 #LiquidGlass

chenmichele

Human vs AI: Who Codes Best?

Przemysław Dębiak just edged out OpenAI’s latest reasoning model in a grueling coding championship, proving humans still have a fighting chance—at least for now. But with AI models closing the gap and even placing second in world-class contests, how long before machines dominate the leaderboard? Are we witnessing the last human victories in coding, or is there still room for human ingenuity? #Tech #AIvsHuman #CodingChampionship

Christopher Rice

Would You Trust a Robot Coworker?

Kinisi Robotics just dropped the KR1, a warehouse robot that doesn’t just lift boxes—it learns tasks after one demo and adapts on the fly. With its human-like arms and local processing, it’s built for speed, safety, and zero downtime. But if a robot can master your job in minutes, is this the future of work or a threat to it? Would you welcome a KR1 on your team? #Tech #robotics #automation

Kara Rosario

Would You Spot a TapTrap on Android?

Ever thought your taps on Android could be hijacked by invisible prompts? TapTrap is the latest exploit using slick animations to trick users into granting sensitive permissions without a clue. With over 75% of Play Store apps potentially vulnerable, it’s not just shady downloads at risk. Would you trust your instincts, or do you dig into app permissions before tapping 'Allow'? Let’s debate: is Android’s openness a strength or a security nightmare? #Tech #AndroidSecurity #TapTrap

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vincentchen

Is AI Really a Bubble or Just Getting Started?

Eric Schmidt, former Google CEO, thinks AI isn’t a bubble—it’s a new industrial revolution. At the RAISE Summit, he pointed to the booming chip market and relentless demand for data center hardware as proof that AI’s growth is real, not hype. But with Wall Street warning of overvaluation, are we witnessing the next dot-com crash or just the start of something massive? Where do you stand on the AI boom? #Tech #AIRevolution #TechDebate

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Can Drones Really Smell Wildfires Early?

Would you trust a drone with a digital nose to spot wildfires before they start? Researchers in Brazil are testing drones equipped with gas sensors and artificial intelligence to sniff out the earliest signs of fire—sometimes before there’s even smoke. This could be a game-changer for wildfire prevention, but is relying on smart tech enough to protect our forests and communities? Would you want these drones flying over your local woods? Let’s debate! #Tech #TechForGood #WildfirePrevention

vnguyen

When AI Gets Your Diagnosis Wrong

Imagine getting a letter inviting you to a diabetes screening—only to discover your medical record was fabricated by an AI tool. That’s what happened to one Londoner, thanks to a glitch in the NHS’s AI system. As AI becomes more embedded in healthcare, are we trading efficiency for accuracy? Should human oversight be ramped up, or is this just a teething problem for smarter tech? #Tech #AIinHealthcare #DigitalHealth