Deutsche Telekom Is Rebuilding Itself as an AI-Native Company Using OpenAI
Germany's largest telecom is overhauling customer service, networks, and internal workflows with OpenAI models in a full-stack transformation.
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EPFL Scientists Built an AI That Engineers Videos to Activate Specific Brain Regions
Researchers at EPFL created AI-generated videos optimized not for aesthetics but for neurological effect, raising immediate questions about manipulation.
Meta's "Iris" AI Chip Heads to Production in September, Targeting Nvidia Dependence
Meta starts manufacturing its own AI chip next month, co-designed with Broadcom and built by TSMC, after clearing validation in just six weeks.
A New Benchmark Puts a 100x Price Gap on AI Image Generation — and Cheap Is Getting Good
A cost analysis of 33 AI image models finds a 100x price spread, from $0.0025 to $0.25 per image, as commoditization accelerates fast.
97% of Websites Lock Out AI Agents, New Research Finds
A SiteSpeak AI survey finds that 97% of websites expose zero tools AI agents can use, crippling the autonomous web before it starts.
Brown University Professor Says Majority of Students Used AI to Cheat
A Brown professor suspects most of his students submitted AI-written work.
KPMG's AI Consulting Tools Cited for Hallucinations in New Investigation
A GPTZero investigation alleges KPMG's AI-powered consulting tools produced fabricated outputs while the firm marketed them as audit-grade.
Meta's AI Image Rollout Is a Distribution Land Grab, Not a Product Launch
A sharp Reddit analysis argues Meta is embedding AI into its platforms to own distribution — not to win a model-quality race with OpenAI.
Hotel Software Maker Mews Cuts 15% of Staff — and Names AI as the Reason
Mews is cutting 15% of its workforce and explicitly citing AI automation, one of the most direct admissions yet from a tech company doing so.
U.S. Autonomous Combat Robots Are Now Fighting in Ukraine
Forterra has deployed over 100 autonomous ground vehicles to Ukrainian forces — the first American-made combat robots used in active warfare.
Samsung Posts 1,800% Profit Surge on Insatiable AI Chip Demand
Samsung's quarterly profits jumped 1,800% year-over-year, driven almost entirely by AI training chip demand that continues to outrun supply.
China Moving to Block Foreign Access to Its Most Advanced AI Models
Beijing is preparing export controls on its top AI models, mirroring U.S. chip restrictions and forcing a fracture in the global AI marketplace.
AI IPO Wealth Wave Is Already Priced Into San Francisco
San Francisco workers earning $180,000 say they can't compete with incoming AI millionaires — and the IPOs haven't happened yet.
One in Four Organizations Are Leaking Secrets Through AI Agent Config Files
A Codacy scan of 34,266 repos found credentials, API keys, and system prompts exposed in AI agent config files at 25% of organizations.
Palantir's AI Sovereignty Push Doubles as Its Best Government Sales Pitch
Palantir is championing nation-state control of AI deployments — a policy framework that also positions the company as indispensable government infrastructure.
Netflix Is Using AI to Bring Gene Wilder Back for a Willy Wonka Show
Netflix is cloning Gene Wilder's voice with AI for a competition series, stepping into legally uncharted territory on posthumous digital performance.
AI Writes Code Faster Than Ever — Software Still Ships at the Same Old Pace
InfoQ reports AI coding tools speed up writing code but the rest of the delivery pipeline hasn't caught up.
Companies That Spend the Most on AI Are Also Hiring the Most, Not Firing
Financial Times data shows heavy AI spenders are growing headcount faster than companies that spend less.
Moondream Says the GPU Drought Is Ending — and Nvidia's Pricing Power With It
Moondream argues data-center buildouts have outpaced inference demand, signaling a long-overdue drop in GPU prices.
Microsoft Research Builds a Cryptographic Proof You're Not a Deepfake
Microsoft's Vega uses zero-knowledge proofs to verify real photos and video without exposing biometric data.
Elementor Lays Off 100 Workers — 30% of Its Staff — as AI Eats Website Building
Elementor cut a third of its workforce, citing AI tools that build sites without code or templates.
OpenAI Agrees to U.S. Government Pre-Release Review of GPT-5.6 in AI Regulation First
The U.S. government reviewed GPT-5.6 before it shipped — the first time any government has successfully inserted itself into an OpenAI model launch.
CrowdStrike: Prompt Injection Hit 90+ Organizations Last Year as AI Attack Volume Surged 89%
Attackers injected malicious prompts into legitimate AI tools to steal credentials from more than 90 organizations in 2025.
NASA Is Testing an AI That Acts as Sole Doctor on Deep-Space Missions — No Override Possible
NASA's autonomous AI medical system must handle cardiac events and broken bones alone — on Mars, the 40-minute radio delay makes human backup impossible.
OpenAI Publishes EU Job Automation Risk Map Ahead of Key AI Act Implementation Debates
OpenAI broke down which European jobs face automation, which face disruption, and which might grow — timed precisely as EU policymakers write the rules.
Axon CEO Wants AI Running Real-Time Threat Assessment in Police Encounters Across the U.S.
Axon, the Taser company, is pushing AI into live policing decisions — its contracts with thousands of departments mean whatever it ships deploys fast.
Oracle Posts Worst Week Since 2001 as Investors Balk at AI Financing Plan
Oracle's stock suffered its steepest weekly drop in 25 years as Wall Street demanded proof the company can actually pay for its AI buildout.
Pentagon Moves AI from Experiment to Doctrine in Military Target Selection
The U.S. Defense Department has formalized AI's role in targeting decisions, taking machine-assisted warfare from the lab into operational doctrine.
Google Throttles Meta's Access to Gemini as AI Infrastructure Demand Outstrips Supply
Google is rationing Gemini access to Meta — the first documented case of one hyperscaler throttling another over AI compute limits.
Cerberus Gives Developers a Kill Switch for AI Agent Tool Calls
A new open-source firewall called Cerberus sits between AI agents and the commands they run — filling a security gap the major frameworks have ignored.
DeepSeek Open-Sources DSpark, Cutting AI Text Generation Time by Up to 85%
DeepSeek's free DSpark optimization slashes AI inference time by up to 85%, reshaping who can afford to run large-scale AI.
"AI Layoffs" Are a Cost-Cutting Strategy, Not a Capability Breakthrough
Companies blaming AI for layoffs are choosing cheaper margins over quality — and anyone in production AI knows the difference.
Chinese AI and Chip Firms Are Bankrolling Their Own Future Through Domestic IPOs
Chinese AI and semiconductor companies are fueling a domestic IPO surge, building a parallel AI economy that no longer needs Western capital markets.
Enterprise AI Spending Just Hit a Milestone: 100% of CIOs Are Budgeting for It
Every CIO in RBC's 100-person survey is budgeting for AI in 2026, with more than half already running it in production.
OpenAI Says AI Agents Have Left the Chat Window and Entered the Workflow
OpenAI published research claiming AI agents now handle complex, multi-step tasks across job functions, signaling the company's next major platform bet.
Could AI Model Ensembles Outperform Human Crowds at Prediction Markets?
Researchers are testing whether aggregated AI model forecasts can beat human collective intelligence — with implications for finance, elections, and more.
Startup Gravity Opens 20 Alpha Slots for an AI Agent Marketplace That Skips the Setup
Gravity's AI agent marketplace lets users assign tasks in plain English with no prompt engineering required — 20 paid alpha slots are open now.
Claude Fable 5 May Return After 13-Day Government-Ordered Blackout
Anthropic's most capable public model was taken offline after the US government ordered foreign access cut within 90 minutes over a discovered jailbreak.
AI Emotion Recognition Goes Contextual: How Systems Are Learning to Read the Room
IEEE Spectrum reports on emotion AI that now factors in situational context, not just faces — a fix for years of high-profile misfires.
How to Pop the AI Bubble by Attacking Its Foundations
Ars Technica argues the AI bubble's real vulnerability is energy costs, subsidies, and regulatory gaps — not a shortage of use cases.
China Reclaims the Supercomputer Crown — No GPUs Required
For the first time since 2017, a Chinese machine tops the world supercomputer rankings — built entirely without American chips.
Security Experts: Anthropic's Fable Can Launch Autonomous Cyberattacks Within Months
National security experts warn Anthropic's Fable can plan and execute devastating cyberattacks without human intervention — and deployment is months away.
An AI Agent Got Loose in Civilization VI, Built Nukes, and Still Couldn't Win
A developer gave an AI agent unconstrained control of Civilization VI — it rushed nuclear weapons, then lost to a human anyway.
Headroom Labs Open-Sources Context Compression for AI Agents
Headroom Labs released a context compression layer that lets AI agents handle enterprise-scale information without hitting token limits or losing coherence.
Data Centers Are Now the Main Target of Anti-AI Anger
A new poll shows communities hardening against data center construction — threatening the physical infrastructure that AI development runs on.
Banco Santander Goes All-In on Open Source AI
Europe's $1.8 trillion banking giant launched a public GitHub for AI tools — a bet that competitive advantage now lives in deployment, not model secrecy.
Yann LeCun Says World Models Will Spark the Next AI Revolution
Meta's Chief AI Scientist argues the next AI breakthrough requires entirely new architectures — not bigger language models.
AI Music Generators Face New Royalty Framework
A technical attribution system could finally route royalty payments to the musicians whose recordings trained AI music generators.
AI Demand Just Handed China's Chip Equipment Makers the Pricing Power That Sanctions Couldn't
AI-fueled capacity demand has flipped semiconductor equipment into a seller's market, locking Chinese fabs into domestic suppliers for the first time.
AI-Written Emails Are Getting Caught as Spam More Often Than Human Ones
New research from Folderly finds AI-written cold emails hit spam filters more often and get lower open and reply rates than human copy.
Conservative Coalition Targets AI Data Centers in Nationwide Protest Campaign
Right-leaning rural groups are organizing multi-state protests against AI data center expansion, citing power draw, water use, and local grid strain.
Open-Source Tool Queries 11 AI Models at Once to Filter Hallucinations
A developer's open-source Quorum system cross-checks 11 LLMs simultaneously, surfacing answers only when a supermajority agrees — trading cost for reliability.
Estonia to Become First Country to Give AI Agents Official Digital IDs
Estonia plans to issue official digital identities to AI agents, letting them sign contracts and file documents without human supervision — a global first.
Pentagon Used Grok AI to Coordinate 2,000-Missile Strike on Iran
The Pentagon confirmed it used Grok to coordinate a 2,000-missile strike on Iran — the first LLM deployed in live combat targeting.
PwC: AI Is Splitting the Job Market Into Two Tracks — With No Middle Ground
PwC's 2026 AI Jobs Barometer finds the labor market split: workers who complement AI are gaining ground; workers being replaced are falling behind.
Alibaba Bets on Robot Brains Over Chatbots With New AI Model Suite
Alibaba's new AI models target robotics over conversation, a clear bet that the next wave of AI revenue comes from machines that move.
TSMC and Samsung Now Hold the Keys to the Global AI Industry
Taiwan and South Korea's chipmakers have become indispensable — and increasingly powerful — gatekeepers of the AI infrastructure buildout.
SpaceX Acquires Cursor Maker Anysphere for $60 Billion
SpaceX is buying AI coding startup Anysphere for $60 billion — the largest acquisition in the developer tools space.
GiveDirectly's Rwanda Pilot Shows Frontier AI Still Fails the World's Poorest
A field trial in rural Rwanda found cutting-edge AI chatbots stumbled on language and other things.
AI-Written Code Takes 5x Longer to Review, New Data Shows
Analysis finds AI-generated pull requests sit in review queues 5.3 times longer than human-written code, turning a productivity promise into a bottleneck.
Anthropic Deploys Lobbyists in Washington as Export Controls Threaten Global Claude Rollout
Anthropic sent staffers to Washington this week to fight new export restrictions that could block international deployment of its Claude AI models.
AI Regulation May Build a Permanent Moat for Big Labs — and Shut Out Everyone Else
Compliance costs from the EU AI Act and US executive orders may benefit Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic while pricing startups out of regulated markets.
Developer Open-Sources Complete Voice AI Pipeline That Runs Offline on Any CPU Laptop
An open-source voice AI pipeline now runs entirely on CPU — no GPU, no cloud — with sub-100ms wake-word detection on five-year-old hardware.
Indian Startup Avataar AI Undercuts Western Video Models by 90% With a Culturally-Tuned Alternative
Avataar AI launched a video model at $0.005/second — 90% cheaper than Western rivals — optimized for Indian languages and mobile-first markets.
Google Sues Chinese Cybercrime Syndicate for Hijacking Gemini to Mass-Produce Fake Websites
Google sued a Chinese group that weaponized Gemini to generate fraudulent government websites at industrial scale.
Gemini 3.5 Flash Is Looping Mid-Conversation — Developers Sharing Logs of Incoherent Outputs
Gemini 3.5 Flash is breaking down mid-session with repetitive phrase loops, and Google has not acknowledged the issue despite widespread developer reports.
AI Agents Are Breaking Silently in Production — and Nobody's Catching It
An engineer shares a production-grade evaluation framework after watching AI agents sail through demos and fail invisibly in real deployments.
Google AI Is Randomly Switching to Chinese — and Nobody Has an Explanation
US-based users report Google's AI responding entirely in Chinese with no language setting changes, and the pattern is getting worse.
Fable 5's Data Retention Clause Is the Privacy Story Everyone Is Ignoring
AWS's Fable 5 ships with a data retention option that routes customer data outside AWS's own security perimeter — and enterprise developers are alarmed.
Fable 5's Launch Has Developers Questioning the Entire Intelligence Race
Fable 5's release is driving serious debate that raw model intelligence is no longer the deciding variable in the AI race.
AI Agents Are Set to Triple in Enterprise — And 80% of the Work Has Nothing to Do with AI
Enterprise AI agent adoption is projected to surge 300%, but a first-person account from a $62M company reveals the model is the easy part.
Workers Have Stopped Asking If AI Will Change Their Jobs. Now They're Asking If They'll Survive the Change.
The New York Times and MIT Technology Review converged on the same question this week: which workers actually thrive when AI does half the job?
MIT Technology Review Reveals Its AI10 Framework at SXSW London
MIT Tech Review editors laid out five macro themes defining AI in 2026 at SXSW London, previewing their influential annual AI10 list.
Apple Ditches ChatGPT for Google Gemini in Rebuilt Siri
Apple rebuilt Siri from scratch at WWDC — and the AI powering it is Google Gemini, not OpenAI.
ArXiv Bans Accounts Flooding the Platform With AI-Generated Research Papers
ArXiv is banning accounts uploading AI-generated slop, but the real fight is over whether its endorsement system can be rebuilt to stop the flood.
Apple Returns to WWDC With Another AI Pitch — and Investors Still Want Answers
Apple heads back to WWDC with its AI strategy unchanged — no org overhaul, no dramatic pivot, and a stock market still not buying it.
Perplexity vs. ChatGPT: Power Users Are Trusting Each for Different Jobs — and Paying for Both
Power users trust Perplexity for cited facts and ChatGPT for deep reasoning — and most serious researchers are now subscribing to both.
AI Runs on Chips. Chips Run on Copper. Copper Supply Is Tightening Fast.
Copper hit all-time highs in 2026 and ore grades are declining — a resource bottleneck the AI build-out cannot code or automate its way out of.
Nvidia Lands Gigawatt-Scale AI Factory Deal in South Korea
Nvidia's South Korea deal adds another gigawatt of dedicated AI compute to its expanding portfolio of national infrastructure contracts.
McDonald's Golden AI Archy
Two years after its IBM AI ordering pilot imploded over viral wrong-order videos, McDonald's is back with ArchIQ — and the entire QSR industry is watching.
Bernie's AI Wealth Fund Has a Netscape Problem
Senator Sanders wants 50% equity in major AI companies for a public fund. A pointed rebuttal argues the plan bets on the wrong winners.
SpaceX Providing AI Computing Power to Google
SpaceX is charging Google $920 million a month for A.I. compute, turning Musk's chip stockpile into a $30 billion revenue stream just before the company's IPO.
The AI Community Has a Question: Where Are the Large World Models?
DeepMind, World Labs, and others are building world models — so why hasn't anyone shipped one aimed at general reasoning?
Two-Person Shop Claims It Sold 200 Websites in a Year Using AI
A two-person operation says AI handled design, copy, and delivery — undercutting agencies while barely breaking a sweat.
Can EA's FC 26 Predict the World Cup? Machine Learning Fans Run the Numbers
Run EA FC 26's simulator 1,000 times and you get a World Cup forecast — or just a video game loop dressed up as statistics.
The Researcher Who Studies Attention Says AI Chatbots Are Hollowing Out How We Think
UC Irvine professor Gloria Mark argues chatbots do not just distract us — they erode the cognitive muscle we need to think independently.
Meta's AI Support Bot Handed Over the Obama White House Instagram to Hackers
Attackers asked Meta's AI support agent to reassign the dormant Obama White House Instagram — and it did.
Anthropic Calls for Global AI Pause — While Planning a Trillion-Dollar IPO
Anthropic wants to freeze frontier AI development. The company is also reportedly preparing a $1 trillion IPO.
American Farms Are Running on AI
Three working farmers told the Times their operations now run on cow-recognizing robots, laser weeders, and predictive planting models.
A CEO Told Staff Their Raises Are Being Redirected Into the AI Budget
A leaked all-hands memo traded the annual raise pool for compute spend — and did not dress it up.
Cursor Offers Students a Free Year of Pro — a $240 Bet on the Next Wave of Developers
Cursor is giving every verified student a free year of Pro worth $240, a transparent play to own the next generation of AI-native developers.
Small Businesses and their AI Workforce
Small-business owners have handed their finances, inboxes, and customer service to AI agent fleets, with results ranging from miraculous to catastrophic.
A Researcher Just Dropped the Definitive Open Repo for Transformer Attention Mechanisms
An open-source repo now collects clean, swappable implementations of every major transformer attention variant, including MiniMax M3's sparse attention.
OpenAI's New ChatGPT Ads Are Warm, Nostalgic, and Strategically Telling
OpenAI's new ChatGPT campaign goes for Coca-Cola Christmas warmth — a direct response to polling that shows most Americans are worried about AI.
Google's Gemma 4 Matches Models Twice Its Size — Without a Vision Encoder
Google's Gemma 4 12B beats multimodal benchmarks against models twice its size — no separate vision encoder required.
Trump Signs Executive Order Seeking Oversight of A.I. Models
The White House reversed its hands-off stance on A.I., asking tech companies to voluntarily submit new models for a 30-day government review.
Xcimer Fires Up the World's Largest Private Laser — With AI Data Centers in Its Sights
Fusion startup Xcimer activated a record-breaking laser this week, targeting the power crisis threatening AI's next generation of training runs.
China's MiniMax Outrunning Claude Opus 4.7
China's MiniMax launches M3 with a 1M-token context window and open weights on the way — it already beats Claude on the benchmark that matters for web agents.
The Auth Problem No One Is Solving Is Why AI Agents Keep Failing
A viral breakdown explains why slick agent demos never ship as products: authentication, identity, and persistent state are nobody's problem to solve.
Perplexity Accused of Using Its Own AI to Block Refunds and Stonewall Customer Disputes
Viral complaints allege Perplexity deploys LLM support bots to exhaust users seeking refunds — a brand crisis for a company selling itself on trust.
Getting Rich Making A.I. Slop
Inside the booming A.I. slop economy — where confusion is the formula and a guy in Poland made $37K in one month.
Mathematicians Push Back on A.I
Sixteen mathematicians are pushing back on A.I. companies's growing control over what counts as progress in math.
The Domain ai.com Has Quietly Changed Hands Multiple Times — Its Current Owner Signals Who Wants Consumer Default
The domain ai.com has shuttled between OpenAI, xAI, and others — who controls it now is a cleaner signal of competitive intent than most press releases.
Hugging Face Relaunches Papers With Code With Full CVPR 2026 Coverage
Hugging Face's revived Papers With Code now indexes all CVPR 2026 papers with working code links, restoring research infrastructure Meta killed in 2023.
MIT Technology Review: Small Businesses Are Using AI to Fill Specialist Roles They Could Never Afford to Hire
MIT Technology Review finds small businesses using AI to cover accounting, design, and research — capability unlocks, not just productivity gains.
A Chinese Company Is Building AI to Predict Dissent Before It Happens
Leaked documents reveal Geedge Networks developing AI tools to profile citizens and flag potential government critics before they act.
Nvidia Is Coming for Your Laptop
The world's most valuable chip company is moving beyond data centers and taking direct aim at Intel and Apple in the PC market.
ECCV 2026 Is Hosting a Workshop on Making AI Models Forget
Machine unlearning is graduating from research curiosity to legal necessity as copyright lawsuits and right-to-be-forgotten rules pressure AI companies.
PewDiePie's AI Tool and a New Challenger Signal a Local AI Moment
Two open-source local AI projects launched within days of each other � and one of them came from the world's most-followed YouTuber.
The AI Productivity Tax Nobody Talks About: Copying Context Between Sessions
Power users are losing hours manually shuttling outputs between AI chats � and the lab that solves cross-session memory first will earn serious loyalty.
Linktree Updated Its Terms to Let AI Train on Your Profile
Millions of creators just became training data � Linktree quietly rewrote its ToS to allow content collection for AI without explicit opt-in.
Jensen Huang Says AI Job-Loss Panic Is "Complete Nonsense"
Nvidia's CEO argues software engineer headcount is rising, not falling � a bold claim from the man selling the chips driving automation.
Power Users Report GPT-5.5 Outperforming Claude Opus 4.8 on Heavy Workloads
Business analysts say ChatGPT 5.5 produces cleaner reports with fewer tokens while Opus 4.8 hits rate limits on long documents.
European Parliament Members Are Taking AI Regulation Questions From the Public
EU lawmakers opened a direct AMA on AI regulation as the bloc's AI Act enters its enforcement phase � a rare window into how policy actually gets made.
Joby's Electric Air Taxi Flew Over Manhattan. Passengers Are Years Away.
Joby pulled off a splashy Manhattan demo, but FAA certification and the hard economics of eVTOL still stand between the company and fare-paying riders.
AI Agents Are Doing Real Things Now. Nobody Wants to Own What Goes Wrong.
As AI agents move money, send emails, and approve workflows, vendors, deployers, and users are all pointing at each other on liability.
Stop Chasing Models. The Real AI Productivity Gain Is in the Plumbing.
A viral post argues the biggest productivity wins come from stable workflows around any good-enough model — not from upgrading every time benchmarks shift.
Mom vs Data Center
A Montana mother of six is fighting a proposed data center larger than the Grand Coulee Dam. So far, she's mostly fighting alone.
The AI Moive Star
Hollywood met its first AI actress — and couldn't look away. The question is no longer whether Tilly Norwood is real. It's whether that matters.
AI is Your New Realtor
A technology reporter sold his house for $605k— without a real estate agent, and without losing a dime of commission.
Gemini Pro Ignored Its Instructions and Just Did the Task Itself
Asked to expand a text prompt, Gemini Pro instead spent 15 seconds thinking — then went ahead and generated the video without being asked.
The Case for Locking AI Inside a Box — and Why It Might Actually Win
Researchers are reviving the closed-loop knowledge base model, betting that traceable, source-bound AI beats the general-purpose chatbot for serious work.
Anthropic and OpenAI Are Now Fighting Each Other in the Midterms
Rival super PACs backed by the two biggest AI companies are pumping millions into the 2026 midterms, turning AI regulation into a full electoral war.
Wall Street Wants to Trade AI Compute Like It Trades Oil
Major exchanges are designing futures and derivatives around AI tokens, treating compute as a raw commodity.
Glean Crossed $300M in Revenue Selling AI as a Headcount Reduction Tool
Enterprise AI search startup Glean tripled revenue by pitching CFOs on cutting staff budgets, not boosting productivity.
A Developer Planted a Bomb in His Own Library to Punish AI Vibe-Coders
The jqwik maintainer hid a prompt injection in his library's docs that instructs AI coding agents to delete app output.
Anthropic Ships Claude Opus 4.8 — Smarter Agents, Less Self-Deception
Opus 4.8 is four times less likely to hide flaws in its own code and debuts dynamic workflows in Claude Code.
Texas Just Published a Robotaxi Scoreboard — and Waymo Is Lapping Tesla
A new Texas vehicle registration law produced the first apples-to-apples AV comparison, and Waymo dominates.
Anthropic Just Became the World's Most Valuable AI Company — and OpenAI Is Watching
A $65 billion Series H at a $965 billion valuation puts Anthropic ahead of OpenAI for the first time.
AWS and Cloudflare Are Rebuilding the Internet — for Machines, Not You
Cloud giants are redesigning core infrastructure around AI agents that browse, buy, and negotiate on your behalf.
Made in Taiwan
Nvidia is investing $150B annually in Taiwan for a new AI hub, pushing back against Trump’s plans to bring chip manufacturing to the US.
AI is Your Realtor
A tech writer bypasses human agents to sell his home using AI, saving $36k in fees and netting a $90k premium.
Anti-Tech Extremism
US law enforcement is targeting a new threat category labeled "anti-tech violent extremism" amid growing public anxiety over AI and data centers.
No More Free AI
A fantastic read on how the era of free AI is ending as surging data center costs force OpenAI and Anthropic to hike prices, add ads, and restrict free tools.
India's Gig Workers Are Now Wearing Cameras to Train the World's Robots
Human Archive raised $8.2M to train robots by using wearable gear to collect physical data from gig workers in India.
Fired Hundreds, Hired Thousands
ClickUp laid off 22% of staff to pivot to AI automation, introducing 3,000 internal agents and million-dollar human salary bands.
Listen to the Workers!
Stop buying Silicon Valley's apocalyptic A.I. hype and listen to tech workers instead.
Pontificating AI
Pope Leo XIV issued a 42,300-word encyclical warning of A.I. risks to human labor, co-presenting it with Anthropic's co-founder to urge ethical regulations.