2026
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Anthropic and the Destroyed Books: The Price of a Perfect Intelligence
Secret documents reveal an uncomfortable truth: Anthropic destroyed physical copies of books for their data and very much did not want you to find out. Ethics…
A Moon from a Neural Network: Why Your Smartphone No Longer Knows How to Take Photos
Modern flagships like the Vivo X200 Ultra have erased the line between a photo and a generated image. The perfect craters in your shots are the work of algorithms…
Nvidia Joins OpenAI's Round: Jensen Huang Confirms the Investment (Minus the Extra Zeros)
Jensen Huang has confirmed Nvidia is taking part in OpenAI's funding round. The money is coming, but talk of $100 billion was far overblown. Why would a chipmaker…
Rabbit Cyberdeck: Vibe Coding on the Ruins of the Failed R1
David Silver Leaves DeepMind: The Creator of AlphaGo Is Going After Superintelligence
SpaceX and a Million Satellites: Musk Is Building an AI Cloud in Orbit
The US Is Losing Its Brains: How Silicon Valley Stopped Being the Center of the Universe
Apple is losing its AI talent: why Cupertino can't hold on to its best people
While Tim Cook promises an iOS revolution, key Siri engineers and AI researchers are packing their bags. Meta and Google DeepMind are happy to take them.
Claude 4.5 Without Borders: How Amazon Bedrock Ends Digital Isolation for Developers
Amazon has opened access to Claude 4.5 through Bedrock even where the model is not officially available. Global traffic routing tackles capacity shortages and…
China's AI Answer to Loneliness: Why Algorithms Now Feel Closer Than People
Tesla vs. China: Why Musk Is Retiring the Model S for Robots
OpenAI gets personal: why the company's lawyers are knocking on critics' doors
Apple Intelligence 2026: Tim Cook Prepares the Bill for 'Smart' Features
Metals Turn "Green": Why the Copper and Gold Selloff Is an AI Story
Gold and copper have dropped sharply after record highs. Here is how exchange quotes feed into the cost of training your favorite neural networks.
Google Genie: Anyone Can Now Be a Game Designer (Almost)
Google has opened access to Genie, a neural network that turns images into playable worlds. It's limited to the US and paid subscribers for now, but the rules of…
AI for science: why neural networks haven't earned their lab coats yet
We expect a cure for cancer from neural networks and get hallucinations instead. Why AI for science (AI4S) is stuck in first grade, and what the shift to version…
Qwen at ICLR 2026: Alibaba Turns Chatbots into Fundamental Science
GRPO and RLVR: Why DeepSeek-R1's Heirs May Lead the Industry Into a Dead End
AI Is Eating Your Memory: Why New PCs Are Becoming a Luxury
Montage Technology: $902 Million for the Chips That Make AI More Than Code
Musk Assembles the Puzzle: Why SpaceX, Tesla and xAI Want to Become One
Elon Musk wants to fold his main assets into a single mega-corporation. What would it mean for the industry, and how would Grok get along with Starship rockets?
AI in healthcare: how the industry's biggest conservatives suddenly pulled ahead
Microsoft's Cheryl Cheng says healthcare is no longer an innovation graveyard but one of AI's fastest-growing markets. Here's why.
AI vs. Breast Cancer: 12% Fewer Diagnoses Made "Too Late"
Multi-Agent Systems: Why One AI Is Good, but a Whole Newsroom Is Better
Microsoft drags Nasdaq down as AI euphoria gives way to a sobering hangover
Apple and Money: Does Tim Cook Himself Not Know How to Profit from AI?
ChatGPT in a hard hat: Japan's Taisei hands construction work to neural networks
While others debate AI safety, Japan's Taisei Corporation is rolling out ChatGPT Enterprise across its operations, from staff training to managing construction…
GPT-4 Retires: OpenAI Clears Out ChatGPT's Old Models
OpenAI is dropping the GPT-4 legacy and even the early GPT-5 versions. The multimodal era is shedding its skin while we're still getting used to new compute speeds.
Apple Learns to Read Lips: Why Cupertino Wants the Israeli Startup Q.ai
Apple has bought Q.ai, a startup that recognizes facial expressions and nonverbal signals. Here is how it could change the way we talk to gadgets, and why it…
AI Assistants: Why ChatGPT Alone Can No Longer Carry the Load
Apple Spends $2 Billion on Q.AI: Has Cupertino Stopped Pinching Pennies?
Generative UI: Why Chatbots Are an Evolutionary Dead End for Interfaces
