Newsletter The Uncanny Valley It has been a truly bizarre week. We’ve watched three banks die, and then a fourth bank almost died Ed Zitron Mar 21, 2023 8 min read
Newsletter Bank Men, Freed When I started work on this piece, I was writing about Silvergate bank, one of the only banks willing to Ed Zitron Mar 14, 2023 12 min read
Newsletter Disruption Killed Innovation Despite its very obvious trust and safety issues, seemingly every major company is trying to cram generative AI into their Ed Zitron Mar 6, 2023 11 min read
Newsletter Social Media Is Dying $28 million a year. That’s roughly what Twitter Blue, Twitter’s $11-a-month (or $8 a month on web) subscription Ed Zitron Feb 21, 2023 9 min read
Newsletter Degenerative AI In an attempt to catch up with Google, a company that has successfully destroyed its popular search product through sheer Ed Zitron Feb 16, 2023 8 min read
Newsletter The Rot Economy At the center of everything I’ve written for the last few months (if not the last few years), sits Ed Zitron Feb 9, 2023 13 min read
Newsletter Tech's Elite Hates Labor I am furious. Though I try not to humour conspiracy theories, or suggest that there is any grand overture to Ed Zitron Feb 6, 2023 7 min read
Newsletter Zero Degrees Celsius Bitcoin is over $22,000 for the first time since June of last year, a signal that every rational person Ed Zitron Feb 2, 2023 14 min read
Newsletter Google Should Fire Sundar Pichai In a 2021 interview with the Wall Street Journal, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai (who has received over a billion dollars Ed Zitron Jan 24, 2023 7 min read
Newsletter Facing The Wheel Since my last newsletter, I’ve felt a strange sense that something is about to break. Identical boat twins Cameron Ed Zitron Jan 19, 2023 9 min read
Newsletter "I Lost 900 Million Dollars, But It's Not My Fault!" Though 2022 has ended, its continuum of chaos soldiers on. We’ve begun the year with crypto exchange founder and Ed Zitron Jan 3, 2023 8 min read
Newsletter Moving Fast and Breaking Things When someone is suppressed, restrained or otherwise pushed into a corner, the aggressor tends to assume unlimited power. The feeling Ed Zitron Dec 21, 2022 14 min read