Tim Culpan
Washington Post
New York, NY, United States
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ChatGPT Is the Start of Online Education, Not the End
It’s the vast amounts of learning material that bring real value to generative AI systems. → Read More
The Chip Sector Has a New Sport: Finding the Bottom
With so much uncertainty, knowing when to make adjustments will shape semiconductor makers’ fortunes. → Read More
TikTok’s Bold Glamour Filter Is Impressively Toxic
The app’s post-reality values increasingly clash with progressive ideals. → Read More
The Real Lesson Xi Can Take From Silicon Valley
Chip pioneers found the right markets 70 years ago, and China needs to do the same today. → Read More
Splitting Up Social Media May Be Its Only Hope
Keeping different groups away from each other could be the best way to prevent a total meltdown of digital society. → Read More
When 1.4 Billion Consumers Still Aren’t Enough
A crop of Chinese startups may lead established players in the march toward foreign markets. → Read More
Buffett’s TSMC Selloff Backs Apple Over Its Supplier
The world’s most famous investor could be forgiven for dumping shares of the chip giant while holding on to those of the iPhone maker. → Read More
China’s ChatBot Advantage May Come From a Dark Place
Censorship and information control are an unfortunate aspect of training accurate artificial intelligence machines. → Read More
Tech CEOs Will Pay a Harsh Price for These Job Cuts
In the knowledge economy, callous treatment of retrenched workers will be remembered by the people they need to keep stoking the fires of innovation. → Read More
Maybe Apple’s Weakness Isn’t Just Supply Chain Woes
High-priced smartphones are less of a priority for consumers amid growing economic uncertainty. → Read More
Bet You Didn't Know You Needed a Sleep Coach
The sleep-tech industry wants you to win at 40 winks, but many are losing sight of the main goal. → Read More
China’s Golden Shares Trade Visibility for Stability
With a minder on the board, companies won’t have much room to make any mistakes that could anger Beijing. → Read More
Taiwan’s Health System Runs a National Security Risk
It’s cheap and convenient, yet the lauded health insurance program is packed with sensitive data that can be used against Taipei. → Read More
The World’s Chip Addiction Is Propping Up TSMC
Even a global slowdown won’t much dent the armor of the world’s semiconductor Goliath. → Read More
Twitter Jumped the Shark, Now It Looks Like MySpace
There are lessons to be learned from a faded social media site and a ’70s sitcom. → Read More
Chips’ Failed Rally Leaves Them Historically Cheap
A cut in earnings estimates has been coupled with a big selloff. Investors need to decide if the gloom is justified, or a rare buying opportunity. → Read More
The Most Important Health Metric Is Now at Your Fingertips
Potentially more useful than pulse or blood pressure, advances in technology have made heart rate variability accessible to everyone. → Read More
A Look at the Gold Rush to Become the New Twitter
Platforms new and old are hoping to win from those departing the bird app. → Read More
Xi’s Support for Big Tech Is About More Than Covid
China’s internet sector was already stalling before the pandemic struck. What we’re seeing now is the new normal. → Read More
That Silicon Fence Around China Is Almost Complete
Getting key allies Japan and the Netherlands on board is a crucial part of Washington’s containment policy. → Read More