So a little while ago I decided that in order to really report on vibe coding—and how it’s changing engineering—I’d need to get inside a tech team. So I asked my editors if I could go work for a tech startup, Notion (for some reason) agreed to let a journalist embed with them, and, well, vibes ensued

OpenAI's GPT-5 is supposed to be a "true coding collaborator" for developers. Early reviews? *Extremely* mixed

“Someone is going to lose a phenomenal amount of money, we don't know who, and a lot of people are going to make a phenomenal amount of money." Sam Altman at dinner with journalists in San Francisco 👀 via @ZoeSchiffer @willknight

So a founder & CEO I talked to the other day quite seriously used BCE as "Before ChatGPT Era" and I can't stop thinking about this

My long-in-the-works Big Interview with AMD CEO Lisa Su is out—and more timely than ever. We talk about export controls, making chips in the US, AI in healthcare, what drives her (aside from Starbucks & boxing), and of course, competing with Nvidia

While everyone else has been talking about Nvidia’s GPUs, Lisa Su has discreetly turned AMD into a chipmaking phenom. And as the US-China tech war rages, she’s at the center of it all.

So far I'm hearing GPT-5 is very...thorough. Elaborate, almost. DM me your observations

Are you a coder who's been using Claude Code and are giving GPT-5 a spin today (or have had early access to it?) Would love to chat. DMs open.

The boys are fighting... and the tech bros are taking sides. As Elon Musk and US President Trump spar on social media, tech investors and executives are being forced to choose whether to support the most powerful man in business—or the White House.

FEMA will stop knocking on doors to provide aid to disaster survivors, per a memo obtained by WIRED this week. It comes as the agency is shifting responsibility for recovery efforts to local authorities. Oh, and it's hurricane preparedness week, btw.