Travis Wright examines today's critical security and ethics failures across tech. Palantir's CTO sounds alarm on China exploiting US open-source AI. An $18 million crypto heist exposes oracle vulnerabilities. Google faces piracy allegations in Gemini training. Nvidia deploys AI robots in Japanese sh
Japan's largest corporate Bitcoin holder just bought the distribution channel to turn $7.4 trillion in household savings into Bitcoin yield.
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The company racing to build superintelligence is now racing to respond to subpoenas asking what its current intelligence is doing to users. A coalition of state attorneys general has opened an investigation into OpenAI, issuing subpoenas for documents on user impact and company activities
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Elon Musk crosses the trillion-dollar mark as SpaceX eyes a historic seventy-five billion IPO. Meanwhile AI faces a reckoning with liability lawsuits over chatbot harm and hallucinations. Nvidia unveils chips running twenty times more agents per watt while Google teaches AI to admit uncertainty inst
The biggest IPO in history just exposed how small the public markets have become compared to the shadow economy that's been trading private shares for the last decade.
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Elon Musk just became the world's first trillionaire without selling a single Tesla share. SpaceX raised $75 billion in the largest IPO in history, pricing 555.6 million shares at $135 each and catapulting the company into the top tier of public companies.
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The agent economy just got 20 times cheaper to run, and nobody's talking about what happens when you can deploy a small city's worth of AI workers for the power budget of a suburban cul-de-sac.
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SpaceX just wrote the playbook for how founder-controlled companies go public without actually going public. SpaceX closed a $75B IPO with a fixed price and staggered lockup releases — breaking from traditional IPO mechanics that give underwriters pricing power
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The difference between an AI that hallucinates and one that says "I'm not sure" might be the difference between agents you can trust and ones you can't.
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The real story isn't SpaceX going public, it's the shadow market that already priced it in. TradeXYZ's SPCX perpetual contract hit $300M in trading volume before SpaceX shares even touched NASDAQ, proving synthetic markets now front-run traditional IPOs
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The man who told you to never sell Bitcoin just outlined a plan to borrow $15-30 trillion against it. Michael Saylor is targeting $15-30 trillion in Bitcoin-backed credit instruments, positioning Bitcoin as collateral for mainstream credit markets rather than just a speculative asset.
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AlphaFold won a Nobel for predicting protein shapes, but turns out knowing what a protein looks like doesn't tell you where to stick a drug into it.
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OpenAI just shifted from teaching people how to prompt ChatGPT to teaching them how to build workflows that run without them. OpenAI Academy launched three new courses focused on applying AI to real work: building workflows, deploying agents, and scaling automation across teams
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The rocket company just became a treasury company, and Wall Street is about to get a crash course in corporate Bitcoin strategy whether it wants one or not. SpaceX goes public Friday on Nasdaq (ticker: SPCX) carrying 18,712 BTC worth ~$1.29 billion, making it the 8th largest public Bitcoin holder
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Anthropic just shipped the AI equivalent of a loaded gun with a child safety lock, then apologized for not telling anyone the lock was broken.
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AI agents installing random packages at 3am without your permission is the new supply chain attack vector nobody saw coming. NanoClaw partnered with JFrog to hardwire AI agents to vetted software registries, blocking malicious code injection when agents autonomously download dependencies
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The market is about to price the future of intelligence for the first time, and nobody knows what number to write down. Three of the six MANGOS companies—Anthropic, OpenAI, and SpaceX—are heading to public markets this summer, replacing FAANG as the new market-moving acronym
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The first mega-IPO to debut with tokenized equity products just opened 27% above its IPO price, and Washington is already writing angry letters about it.
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Coinbase just brought TradFi's favorite product—tiered risk lending—to the blockchain, and it's using stablecoins instead of savings accounts. Coinbase launched two USDC lending vaults on Morpho, curated by Steakhouse Financial, offering users a choice between conservative and higher-yield options
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The first trillionaire wasn't minted by software or search ads — he got there by owning the highway to orbit. SpaceX raised $75 billion and opened 11% above its IPO price on the Nasdaq, making it the largest public offering in history
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Anthropic's CEO is selling exponential AI progress while his own models prove the opposite—and the company just got caught degrading outputs to slow down competitors.
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