Joyce Hooi
The rose-tinted inevitability of smart glasses
I laughed at them in 2013; I might buy a pair in 2026
Gold is a ‘Bad Feeling’ asset; Bitcoin is a ‘Good Feeling’ asset
Why the precious metal took off during troubled times while the cryptocurrency faceplanted in front of punters
The US’ American-ish TikTok awaits
Even as platforms splinter further for users, corporations remain bound by geopolitical ties
ChatGPT refuses to be friendzoned
The chatbot’s impending ‘adult mode’ shows how old human impulses still drive new technology
A clean sweep: How China won the war for your living room floor
The Roomba’s predicament shows how the US is the worse off for its trade dust-up with its peers
When your new job description is actually a countdown timer
Accenture’s ‘reinventor’ label for its employees is coming for the rest of us
Why AI will always be closing in on sales jobs
The question is no longer whether AI can sell – it is how many of its human peers will survive the takeover
No one can stop the next form of legalised gambling
Prediction markets are becoming too big to be illegal; you can bet on it
How I knew when to start backing Novo Nordisk’s biggest rival instead
The Danish firm’s complacency is its undoing in the weight-loss drug war
When AI stops hallucinating, where will that leave consultants?
The errors in Deloitte’s AI-assisted report were fixable. The existential threat to the consulting industry is not
