Technology

In a bid to preserve the Socratic method from the creeping influence of artificial intelligence, the University of Chicago Law School has banned laptops and phones from first-year classes, returning to the quiet dignity of pen and paper.

Microsoft's quiet transition to its own in-house AI models in Excel and Outlook reveals a grand corporate truth: superintelligence is lovely, but a cheaper electric bill is even better.

As fast-food giants replace human servers with AI chatbots, the morning commute has become a high-stakes philosophical debate with a speaker box.

As Tim Cook prepares to move to the Chairman's office, John Ternus inherits a $4 trillion empire and a Siri that still struggles with basic geography.