Nadin Lasko
Nadin Lasko, a skilled author, merges her expertise in technical recruitment with a passion for storytelling. With a rich background in identifying top talent within the tech realm, she infuses her narratives with insights drawn from the dynamic world of recruitment. Through her writing, Nadin intricately weaves together themes of innovation and human connection, offering readers a unique perspective on both technology and the human experience.
Tech Stocks Slide After Amazon and Intel Earnings: Why AI Spending Is Under Scrutiny
Nadin Lasko,
4 hours ago
4 min read
The Nasdaq fell 2.86% on Oct. 30 after Amazon’s $220 billion capex outlook and Intel’s weaker Q4 forecast put AI spending and returns under the spotlight. Yet AWS and Intel’s data-center AI revenue grew strongly.
Mistral Large 4 Weights Are Out—but Self-Hosting the Trillion-Parameter AI Has a Catch
Nadin Lasko,
1 day ago
4 min read
Mistral Large 4’s updated weights are now downloadable. The trillion-parameter model has serious compute demands, and its license requires a separate commercial agreement for some hosted AI services.
Google’s Gemini 4 Carbon Tops an AI Leaderboard—but Most Users Can’t Try It Yet
Nadin Lasko,
2 days ago
4 min read
Google’s Gemini 4 Carbon scores 59 on Artificial Analysis’ v5.0 index, but its one-point lead is narrow and the model is not yet public. Here’s what its cybersecurity claims, rollout and planned pricing mean.
One Photo, Five AI Videos: All 5 Copy-Ready Prompts for Every Style
Nadin Lasko,
3 days ago
5 min read
Turn one portrait into five short AI video looks: stylised 3D, anime, claymation, a 1990s VHS ad and a photoreal vlog. This guide includes every image, video and edit prompt from the iTMunch pack.
Apple’s M6 MacBook Pro and iMac: Prices, AI Claims and Release Date
Nadin Lasko,
3 days ago
3 min read
Apple’s new 14-inch M6 MacBook Pro starts at $1,999 and the M6 iMac at $1,499 in the U.S. Here’s what changed, when they arrive, and how to read Apple’s on-device AI claims.
Microsoft’s Voluntary Exit Offer Could Cover 60,000 Workers—Here’s Who May Qualify
Nadin Lasko,
4 days ago
3 min read
Microsoft’s voluntary exit offer covers eligible teams in four countries. Reuters and CNBC estimate about 60,000 may qualify, but that is not a confirmed layoff count.
Ukraine’s Starlink Scare Spurs Nokia–ICEYE Satellite Plan—but It’s Not a Replacement Yet
Nadin Lasko,
5 days ago
3 min read
Ukraine’s letter of intent with Nokia and ICEYE explores sovereign satellite communications—but it is not a Starlink replacement yet. Here’s what the plan says and what remains unknown.
Etsy’s New AI Rules: AI-Generated Recipes and Patterns Are Out—But AI Art Stays
Nadin Lasko,
6 days ago
3 min read
Etsy bars AI-generated recipes, patterns and instructions, but still allows AI art with disclosure. Here’s what sellers need to know about photos and listings.
Could Jenga Help Robots Learn Dexterous Tasks? Encord’s EMG-1 Dataset, Explained
Nadin Lasko,
1 week ago
3 min read
Encord’s EMG-1 pairs wrist muscle signals with first-person video to help research robot hand skills. The Jenga demo is not proof a robot can play.
Claude Duet: What Anthropic’s New Proactive AI Agent Can—and Can’t—Do
Nadin Lasko,
1 week ago
3 min read
Anthropic’s Claude Duet is a waitlisted U.S. preview for Pro and Max users. The proactive agent can brief users and work across apps, but may misread urgency.














