Read more about the article Silicon Drama Episode 25: Jeff Wants Your Screen. Elon Wants Your Signal.
Editorial illustration: Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk frame the contest for screens and signals. Image: AI-generated editorial illustration; original eTatos.com brand asset.

Silicon Drama Episode 25: Jeff Wants Your Screen. Elon Wants Your Signal.

Jeff wants a place in your day through Alexa Tablets and Bee. Elon signs a conditional spectrum agreement. Mark and John cooperate on local AI hardware, while Dario confronts unintended agent actions. Dirk's Hark experience, PhoneBot and five further signals make the promises easier to compare with useful work.

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Hark Pro Has Earned a Place on My iPhone’s First Home Screen

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After a few days with Hark Pro, it has earned a spot on my iPhone’s first home screen. Personalised dashboards, useful connections and an unexpectedly personal meme have impressed me. Here’s what I’ve tried, what’s still missing, and why I’ll keep testing it.

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Read more about the article Silicon Drama – Episode 24: Sam and Dario Build the Tools. Who Lets Them Act?
Sam and Dario build the tools. Who lets them act? Silicon Drama Episode 24.

Silicon Drama – Episode 24: Sam and Dario Build the Tools. Who Lets Them Act?

OpenAI and Anthropic turn answers into working surfaces. Google proposes a workplace agent, Microsoft brings controlled execution to Windows, and Hark enters the personal-assistant contest. Silicon Drama Episode 24 examines who controls these workflows, why portable context matters, and how local AI, cloud computing and human intervention shape the next steps for humanoid robots.

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