We went hands on with the June Intelligent Oven, which uses a built-in camera to identify and automatically cook your food.

Watch out, engineers! Wired’s Cade Metz says physicists are becoming more valuable in Silicon Valley due to the rise of machine learning.

Could the cars of the future track your mood? Scientific American’s Seth Fletcher says the tech is in the works by Honda and Toyota.

The Intercept’s Alex Emmons says many politicians in Washington have denounced Manning's efforts because her revelations have eroded power derived from secrecy.

SUCCESS Magazine's Achievers of 2016 included Snap's Evan Spiegel and Under Armour's Kevin Plank. Josh Ellis cited both companies’ staying power.

Robert Herjavec’s firm finds that governments are increasingly hacking each other to gain info rather than stealing something.

Dean Stattmann showed us Men’s Health's best gadgets of CES 2017, which include Under Armour's connected running shoe.

Mayfield Robotics’ Chris Matthews says a Kuri Robot employee brought experience from Pixar to give its home-assistant robot personality and emotion.

On designing cars, GM's Ven Lai places emphasis on anticipating the future, forecasting taste trends, over real-time feedback.

Axios’ Mike Allen says Hillary Clinton had a planned cabinet list that included Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg and Starbucks’ Howard Schultz.

Techwalla’s Dave Johnson says the drone area is ripe for implosion, with too many similar products, but adds the market is clearly segmenting.