@davidpogue.bsky.social
"CBS Sunday Morning" correspondent, former NY Times tech columnist, author, former Broadway conductor, husband/dad!
@davidpogue.bsky.social"You Can See Everything" is one weird, wild, whacked-out documentary. As a master manipulator, Nathan Fielder may have met his match in Elizabeth Holmes. This movie is so different that it's impossible to describe in a review, but I gave it my best shot.
@davidpogue.bsky.socialVery small. Part of the problem is that we don't know how to define sentience!
@davidpogue.bsky.socialWhen I reported my "CBS Sunday Morning" story about the AI panic last week, I kept thinking about my conversation with Daniel Kokotajlo, who quit OpenAI when he became alarmed at its recklessness. Today, he's one of the clearest, most thoughtful AI thinkers. Here's a transcript of that interview.
@davidpogue.bsky.socialLOL!! Well, thank you for the fixes!
@davidpogue.bsky.socialHEY NEW JERSEY! Come say hello! I'll be at the Morristown Book Fair on Saturday, Oct 10, at 10am... with my "Apple: The First 50 Years" road show--and I'll sing some new, live song parodies!
@davidpogue.bsky.socialOh, goddammit! You found ANOTHER one!! I should have hired you in the first place! :) Thank you... will add it to the fixes list!
@davidpogue.bsky.socialMy new “Pogue’s Posts” column today: 24 hours of triumphs and failures in the life of using Siri AI. A real-world journal, to give you an idea of what life is like when you rarely even open apps.
@davidpogue.bsky.socialOh god.. you're right! I'd read "Digital Body and Environment: They built a digital version of Leia around her real face, creating new hair, costumes, and jewelry to fit the new settings"... and misunderstood what it was saying. Thank you! I'll fix it!!
@davidpogue.bsky.socialOn "CBS Sunday Morning" today: Here's my deep dive on AI apocalypse. Why would AI want to eliminate humans? How? And where do we stand with adopting safeguards?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=zW2G...
(Outside the U.S.: CBSSundayMorning.com.)
@tayster.bsky.socialReposted by @davidpogue.bsky.socialAlright folks. Reading this column is simply the best use of your time. I guarantee you'll find some very useful techniques that will make you far more productive.
@davidpogue.bsky.socialYes, it got the total from Uber email receipts.
@davidpogue.bsky.socialFor today's “Pogue’s Posts" column, I tested the new AI Siri. HARD. It missed a few out of my 125 tasks—but some of its triumphs were jaw-dropping. If you can get into the habit of using Siri, you'll do a lot less opening apps, scrolling around, and wasting time.
@birdsandnerds.bsky.socialReposted by @davidpogue.bsky.socialSeason 2 of @birdsandnerds.bsky.social starts now! First up: @davidpogue.bsky.social joins @ramonawritesla.bsky.social to talk about Apple's first 50 years and what #Apple is doing about #AI and #privacy. 🐦Also, the internet #bird story that started on his front porch. Links in bio. Sneak peek here!
@davidpogue.bsky.socialThis summer, iceberg lettuce made people sick in 49 states. In the panic, people stopped eating salads—and restaurants like Chopt were caught in the crossfire. Today's “Pogue’s Posts”: a video interview with Chopt's founders, who look back at the crisis.
@davidpogue.bsky.socialToday, I joined @NPR.org's "@Marketplace.org" to tell a crazy story: How a stranger offered to sell me a 100-year-old photo album that my grandmother put together when she was 20 years old—and how it made its way home through the decades. It's here:
www.marketplace.org/story/2026/0...
@davidpogue.bsky.socialYes, the socks last only for a few washings! And I hadnt' heard about the reverse-color trick... worth a try!
@davidpogue.bsky.socialToday in “Pogue’s Posts” (free and ad-free): A guest post by Del Yocam, Apple's first COO. He's got some great insight into Steve Jobs's lasting Achilles' heel: His insistence on closed systems.
@davidpogue.bsky.socialLast week, on a ship off the coast of Spain, I watched a total solar eclipse—followed by an eclipse SUNSET—followed by the peak of the Perseid meteor shower. Somehow, there's enough left of my brain to write a column about it.
