There Ain’t No Cure for the Summertime Blues
But maybe there’s some insight in the latest “Minute Minute”…
Mars Parking Fines?
NASA might’ve just discovered life on Mars — in the form of a bylaw officer.
If you parked your rover without authorization, prepare to get towed… on another planet.
Parking infractions on Mars? You better believe it
Canada: Come Fly Me a River
The antitrust watchdog in Canada says: maybe it’s time to let some foreigners run our airlines.
Hint: this could actually shake things up for North American aviation (or just create new headaches).
AI’s Summer of Discontent
3A: Unicorn expectations are up. AI startups with billion-dollar valuations now need ten billion-dollar results. No pressure.
3B: Meanwhile, our friendly AIs are hallucinating… and the outcomes are increasingly dangerous (and litigious).
And the AI hallucinations causing real damage
Trump’s Blues for the Planet and Public Health
4A: The Columbia Basin salmon agreement has been gutted. That’s not just bad news for fish.
4B: The U.S. Vaccine Advisory Committee is being dismantled. Because… why not sabotage our immunization infrastructure before the next outbreak?
A Patent on Panic?
New rules on patent appeals are here. The TL;DR: inventors may have fewer protections. Time to lawyer up or shut up.
Why patent holders should be nervous
Rollout Rehab
Launching something new? You might want to check your playbook.
Turns out innovation rollouts might benefit from less marketing, and more timing finesse.
Euromonitor’s updated playbook
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