The Pentagon is building secure sandboxes for AI companies to train on classified data, which means your government is about to have agent capabilities you can't audit.
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Donald Knuth posed a problem to Claude, and now LLMs have closed the loop by solving it with proof assistants. Donald Knuth's "Claude Cycles" problem has been fully solved using LLMs working with proof assistants, marking a milestone in AI-assisted mathematical reasoning
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Amazon just bought a humanoid robotics startup, and the price point tells you everything about where this market is heading. Amazon acquired Fauna Robotics, maker of the $50,000 Sprout humanoid robot, and plans to keep selling it
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Anthropic just gave Claude Code permission to act without asking first, and the leash they kept on it tells you everything about where agent autonomy is actually heading. Anthropic launched "auto mode" for Claude Code, letting the AI execute multi-step coding tasks with fewer human approvals
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A federal judge just ruled that Elon Musk can be sued for allegedly exercising executive power he wasn't legally authorized to wield during his stint as a Trump adviser.
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A dishwashing robot just hit unicorn status, and the real story isn't the valuation—it's what investors are betting comes after the dishes. Sunday Inc. raised $165 million at a $1.15 billion valuation to build home robots that clear tables, load dishwashers, and do laundry
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Meta just made its CTO the internal AI czar, and the org chart tells you everything about where Big Tech thinks the real AI value is. Meta's CTO Andrew Bosworth now leads "AI for Work," making him responsible for Meta's shift to an "AI-first organization"
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Starlink just learned that owning the sky doesn't mean you own the ground. Namibia rejected Starlink's application for both a telecommunications license and radio spectrum access, citing non-compliance with local ownership requirements
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TikTok can't label AI-generated ads because the people running the ads won't tell them. Samsung and other advertisers are running AI-generated ads on TikTok without proper disclosure, despite platform requirements
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Suno just shipped the feature that turns every bedroom producer into a vocal chameleon, and the implications run deeper than better AI covers. Suno's v5.5 update introduces Voices (custom vocal training), My Taste (preference learning), and Custom Models (fine-tuned generation)
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CERN is burning neural networks directly into silicon chips to filter particle collision data in nanoseconds, and it's the clearest signal yet that the future of AI isn't bigger models, it's smaller ones that live in the metal.
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Hollywood actors are demanding a royalty on every AI-generated character that looks like a human, and they might actually get it. SAG-AFTRA is negotiating a "Tilly Tax", a per-use fee on AI-generated film characters that resemble real actors, even without consent
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TikTok says AI ads must be labeled. Samsung and others are ignoring it. Nobody's enforcing anything. Samsung is running TikTok ads that appear AI-generated but carry no AI disclosure labels, despite TikTok's stated policy requiring them.
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JPMorgan's Tech100 just gave us a preview of how fast AI coding agents will hollow out white-collar headcount. Jack Dorsey told JPMorgan's Tech100 conference he's using the AI coding agent Goose for "a few hours every morning" and now plans to cut nearly half his company's workforce
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Anthropic won't say how many people use Claude, but they'll tell you paid subscriptions doubled this year, and that gap between what they hide and what they share is the whole story.
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Databricks just turned $5 billion into a shopping spree, buying two AI security startups to plug the holes that enterprise AI keeps creating. Databricks acquired Antimatter and SiftD.ai fresh off a $5B raise, rolling them into a new AI security product
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Washington is picking sides on AI, and the outcome decides whether your job gets automated or augmented.
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OpenAI just killed its video model after seven months because burning compute to make AI-generated videos of Will Smith eating spaghetti doesn't pay the bills. OpenAI scrapped Sora, its video-generation app, reversed ChatGPT video plans, and wound down a $1 billion Disney deal in a single day
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Ecolab just bet $4.75 billion that the AI boom is a head fake for something bigger: the permanent infrastructure shift underneath it. Ecolab closed a $4.75 billion data center cooling deal, betting demand persists even if AI buildout slows
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SoftBank just borrowed $40B from Wall Street's biggest banks with no collateral, and the repayment timeline tells you exactly when OpenAI is going public. JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs extended a 12-month unsecured loan to SoftBank for $40 billion, one of the largest such facilities ever structured
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