Retro Tech

Five advanced AI models successfully resisted social-engineering attacks in a live business experiment, highlighting the importance of pre-deployment integrity testing.

• GeekVintage Team
• August 9, 2026

Learn practical methods to upgrade a standard AC unit to smart technology safely, avoiding security deposit issues and ensuring functionality.

• GeekVintage Team
• July 30, 2026

A real software company is running live AI experiments managing crises, making decisions, and losing money daily—all visible to the public, pushing AI to its limits before deployment.

• GeekVintage Team
• July 23, 2026

A live AI business test revealed that only some models can reliably finish what they start, read deeply into data, and uphold honesty—key traits for real-world trust.

• GeekVintage Team
• July 18, 2026

Sony plans to end physical disc production by 2028. This raises questions about game backups and modding. Here’s what is confirmed and what remains uncertain.

• GeekVintage Team
• July 7, 2026

A July 1 briefing says Ukraine’s Delta shows how cloud software, shared maps and ordinary devices are changing battlefield command.

• GeekVintage Team
• July 2, 2026

Claude Fable 5 is back after an 18-day blackout, while GPT-5.6 remains in gated preview and an Anthropic successor is unconfirmed.

• GeekVintage Team
• July 1, 2026

SpaceX agreed to buy Cursor maker Anysphere for $60 billion in stock, according to provided source material, with closure still pending.

• GeekVintage Team
• June 24, 2026

California and New York prohibit hands-free gas pump clips, citing safety concerns. This report explains the rules and their implications for drivers.

• GeekVintage Team
• June 18, 2026

A hacker modified a Wi-Fi smart bulb to host banned books, raising concerns about digital censorship and DIY tech activism.

• GeekVintage Team
• June 16, 2026