Jeff Weisbein

5 days ago | besttechie.com | Jeff Weisbein

Welcome back to the ever-evolving saga of the tech world, where the lines between innovation, imagination, and hilarity often blur. We've got a smorgasbord of updates for you this week, from the drama of OpenAI's legal tussles to Tesla's robotaxi adventures in Austin. So, buckle up, and let's dive into the whirlwind of silicon and code. OpenAI, Jony Ive, and the Vanishing ActOpenAI recently found itself in the spotlight, and not entirely for the reasons it hoped.

5 days ago | besttechie.com | Jeff Weisbein

Ah, 2025. We’re living in a time where Danny Boyle shot a movie on iPhones and Tesla robotaxis are cruising down the streets of Texas. It's like the future snuck up on us while we were busy trying to figure out how to turn off auto-correct. Let’s dive into some of the most captivating tech stories making headlines this week, and maybe, just maybe, find some humor along the way. H2: Danny Boyle and the Art of iPhone FilmmakingDanny Boyle, the visionary behind “28 Days Later,” has done it again.

5 days ago | besttechie.com | Jeff Weisbein

In the ever-evolving landscape of technology, it's often hard to keep up with who’s doing what, especially when each day feels like a new episode of a tech-themed soap opera. But here we are, diving into the latest from the giants like AI, OpenAI, Google, Tesla, and others who love to keep us on our toes, or at least glued to our screens.

6 days ago | besttechie.com | Jeff Weisbein

The European Dilemma: Tech Sovereignty or Dependency? Ah, Europe. The land of croissants, cathedrals, and now, a burgeoning anxiety about tech dependency. According to a recent New York Times report, European leaders are waking up from their tech-induced slumber and realizing they've hitched their wagons a bit too tightly to the American tech stars. It's like realizing you're too dependent on your favorite coffee shop for your morning fix; one day, they might just run out of oat milk.

6 days ago | besttechie.com | Jeff Weisbein

Introduction: Europe Wants a Tech DetoxOnce upon a time, European leaders woke up and smelled the Silicon Valley. They realized they'd been sipping the finest American tech brew for far too long, and now they're feeling a bit, well, jittery about it. According to a New York Times report, Europe might be considering a switch to a more local roast—if only they could find a substitute that doesn't taste like decaf.