Anthropic built an AI so dangerous they locked it away—until the Trump administration handed out keys to over 100 organizations, including their foreign employees.
Continue reading ›
The same money that fled Korean AI stocks last week is now running from American bitcoin ETFs, and the pattern says more about portfolio rebalancing than crypto winter. BlackRock's IBIT bitcoin ETF shed $300 million in a single day as bitcoin demand weakened across major products
Continue reading ›
The knockout rounds start today, and crypto finally has a billion-person stress test it didn't have to manufacture. World Cup 2026 has turned into crypto's largest real-world adoption experiment, with fan tokens surging during the group stage and prediction markets processing unprecedented volume
Continue reading ›
When your coding assistant's parent company also hosts 200 million websites, you're not training on GitHub scrapes anymore. Base44, the Wix-owned "vibe coding" platform, is rolling out its own proprietary AI model with the stated goal of outperforming frontier models
Continue reading ›
The same Congress that can't agree on lunch just passed child safety rules for the internet, and the Senate is already sharpening knives to make them stricter.
Continue reading ›
The White House just showed us what AI export controls look like when they're invented on the fly.
Continue reading ›
The AI chip war just flipped—Nvidia went from 95% market share to locked out, and China decided it didn't need to wait for permission. Nvidia's advanced AI chip sales in China have stalled as U.S. export controls forced Chinese companies to pivot to domestic alternatives, primarily Huawei
Continue reading ›
When the robots start paying better than the humans ever did, wealth managers smell blood in the water. South Koreans are accumulating wealth faster than any other population globally, driven by AI-related compensation bonuses
Continue reading ›
While the U.S. government builds walls around frontier AI, DeepSeek just dropped the blueprint for making every LLM in the world faster, cheaper, and more accessible.
Continue reading ›
Half a trillion dollars says the AI hardware war just opened a second front—and it's running on renewable energy. Samsung and SK Hynix are investing $518 billion to build four new chip fabrication plants in South Korea's southwest, away from their traditional Seoul-area manufacturing base
Continue reading ›
Google just turned your Gmail, Docs, and search history into fuel for an image generator—and they're betting you'll want that more than you'll worry about it.
Continue reading ›
The infrastructure play in AI isn't just GPUs and cloud compute — it's the data pipes feeding every trading algorithm and hedge fund model in the world.
Continue reading ›
OpenAI just turned code generation into something you can touch, and that might matter more than the code itself. OpenAI is launching a physical device with Work Louder on July 15th — a macro pad with programmable buttons for Codex shortcuts
Continue reading ›
The bottleneck in the agent economy isn't code anymore—it's silicon, and South Korea just bet half a trillion dollars it can fix it before China does.
Continue reading ›
The AI hardware supply chain just became a geopolitical crime scene. Taiwanese authorities raided Super Micro's Taiwan offices Monday as part of a widening probe into alleged Nvidia chip smuggling to China through Super Micro servers
Continue reading ›
The biggest AI bet in history just got messier—Amazon's writing checks with nine zeros while simultaneously shopping for backup models.
Continue reading ›
Google wants you to know they've been doing "full stack AI" since before it had a marketing term—and they're probably right.
Continue reading ›
Washington's attempt to cage the frontier labs might just hand the keys to everyone else. New White House export controls on OpenAI and Anthropic are designed to slow China's AI progress but may backfire by accelerating global open-source development
Continue reading ›
While foundation models feast on internet text, the robots that need to actually *do* things are starving for data nobody's collecting. Proception just raised $11M and settled a Tesla trade secret lawsuit, clearing the deck to tackle robotic manipulation through better training data
Continue reading ›
The companies building AI now fear their own tools might be leaking the code that gives them an edge. Meta has restricted internal use of AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Codex over data privacy concerns, worried proprietary training data could leak to competitors
Continue reading ›