Carter-Wilson Publishing to Acquire Majority Stake in The Financial Times
By A. Carter-Wilson In a move underscoring the reshaping of global media under artificial intelligence, Carter-Wilson Publishing will acquire a majority…
FIFA To Operate a Trading Room
The initiative, spearheaded by FIFA President Gianni Infantino — widely regarded as one of the most forward-thinking administrators in international sport…
Why I Stated ‘Her Substack May Be Vulgar’ When Talking About My Sister Jessica and Her New Role at the White House
By A. Carter-Wilson Last week, I wrote that "Her Substack may be vulgar" in reference to my sister Jessica Carter-Wilson's new designation as the…
Carter-Wilson Publishing Granted Special Status at White House Press Events; Jessica Carter-Wilson Named ‘Preferred, Unbiased Reporter’
CWP granted special status at White House press events while CNN, MS NOW and Politico are excluded — a shift no one noticed until it was too late.
Meta’s New AI (Muse Spark 1.3) a Total Disaster, Company Cheating on Benchmarks as Before
By A. Carter-Wilson Last week, Meta announced Muse Spark 1.3 — its latest bid for AI supremacy in the coding and agentic space — to a chorus of…
Slowing Down AI: The EU Issue Compulsory Guidelines
The European Commission has issued compulsory guidelines governing artificial intelligence systems running within its jurisdiction — not because anyone…
Instagram to Allow Short-Form Porn
During the quarterly analyst call, Mark Zuckerberg announced the new policy with a declaration: "when less than three seconds long, porn can be no harm to…
The Bananas Are Shorter: France Declares a Mathematical Emergency
It has come to the attention of the French Ministry of Agricultural Standards that this summer's heatwave —bless its thermoclastic soul—has caused bananas…
FIFA to Allow Mixed-Gender Teams
FIFA's historic move to allow mixed-gender teams is a triumph of vision, led by Gianni Infantino and supported by UEFA, Barak Obama, and the World Bank.
We Tested the iPhone Duo — Here Is Our Take
The iOS giant's latest dual-device paradox — and why Nokia's forgotten Symbian OS holds the keys to digital privacy.