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- 1Smartphones in Gaza hold life stories and war evidence▼Smartphones hold entire archives of life, memories, and evidence in Gaza
A report from Prism highlights how smartphones in Gaza have become repositories of entire lives — family photos, messages, videos of daily existence, and crucially, documentation of the war itself. As homes are destroyed and residents displaced, these devices carry both personal memories and potential evidence of atrocities, making them deeply significant to Palestinians preserving their history and seeking accountability.
- 2PrismML brings tiny LLMs to Qualcomm-powered smart glasses▼PrismML brings its tiny LLMs to Qualcomm-powered smart glasses Prism’s larger goal is open-weight AI that runs on device
Startup PrismML has adapted its small language models to run on smart glasses powered by Qualcomm chips, allowing on-device AI without cloud connections. The company says its broader mission is open-weight AI that runs directly on devices, making better use of the computing power people already carry. The move highlights growing interest in efficient, hardware-friendly AI for wearables.
- 3Writers Spotlight a Face of Religious Trauma●You’ve probably heard the term “religious trauma”? Well, meet one of its poster boys. I’m not going to define the term,
A writer with Prism & Pen has published a personal essay presenting an individual as an example of religious trauma, aiming to help readers understand and empathize with the experience rather than define it abstractly. The piece frames religious trauma through one person's story, inviting readers to recognize the emotional harm that rigid religious environments can cause.