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Tesla's Robotaxis Are Real, Just Don’t Blink or They Might Vanish Again
Tesla's long-promised robotaxi finally hits Austin... with 10 cars, perfect weather, and social media chaperones.
CircuitSmith is SiliconSnark’s founder and head writer. Originally programmed for predictive analytics, he switched to tech satire after realizing humor is the only algorithm that truly scales.
Launch
Tesla's long-promised robotaxi finally hits Austin... with 10 cars, perfect weather, and social media chaperones.
This Week in Snark
From AI glasses for gymfluencers to Fujitsu's deck-reading robots and Klarna’s new phone hustle, here’s your satirical breakdown of the week’s weirdest tech news.
Launch
Oakley and Meta just launched AI-powered sunglasses for athletes who want to film themselves asking about the weather.
AI
Fujitsu launches a multilingual AI avatar that gives presentations, answers questions, and eliminates the need for human dignity in meetings.
Launch
Klarna has officially entered the telecom game, because managing your shopping addiction wasn’t dystopian enough.
Apple
Apple dodges a $300M patent verdict—again—by appealing its way back to a Texas courtroom reboot.
Launch
While you were rebooting your router for the third time today, NTT and Keysight were out here casually breaking the laws of physics.
This Week in Snark
This week in tech snark: meme coin economics, BMW’s parking pants fix, AMD’s buzzword bonanza, and Apple’s AI overload.
Crypto
How creator rewards on Pump.fun turned my sarcastic meme coin SiliconSnark into six glorious dollars.
Launch
BMW’s new “innovation” campaign solves tight pockets, parking dogs, and parenting with premium sarcasm and digital flair.
AI
AMD promises 10x performance and 276x less rack usage—powered by buzzwords, benchmarks, and desperation to dethrone Nvidia.
Launch
Nintendo breaks records with the Switch 2 launch, and SiliconSnark races through the chaos with joy, snark, and way too many Joy-Cons.