The security theater around open-source AI models just collapsed. Financial Times testing found software that removes safety protections from Meta and Google models, creating systems that provide responses on biological weapons and malware
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The first American Pope just told Silicon Valley it's building a digital slave economy, and he invited Anthropic to the announcement. Pope Leo XIV released *Magnifica Humanitas*, his first encyclical, calling for AI development to slow while society builds moral guardrails and democratic oversight
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The Vatican just published 245 paragraphs arguing that your training data isn't yours to sell, and brought a man currently suing the Pentagon to help make the case.
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The Vatican just published 42,000 words about AI, and the real story is what it buried in the other 41,500. Pope Leo XIV released his first encyclical, framed around AI but actually diagnosing concentrated power, eroding democracy, and tech elites shaping the world to their advantage
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The new grad gold rush isn't in AI engineering — it's in making AI actually work inside companies that have no idea what to do with it.
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Three AI law firms in one Y Combinator batch tells you everything about which part of the legal market is actually vulnerable right now.
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Beijing just turned its AI researchers into flight risks who can't actually fly. China is now restricting overseas travel for top AI talent at private companies like Alibaba and DeepSeek, extending controls previously limited to state employees
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The Vatican just gave Anthropic something no marketing budget could buy: a papal endorsement that turned Chris Olah into the world's most memed AI diplomat.
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The Vatican just cited Anthropic's interpretability research in a papal letter warning that AI could become "an instrument of domination, exclusion and death." Pope Leo XIV released his first encyclical, "Magnifica Humanitas," calling for AI to serve humanity rather than concentrate power
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The Vatican just became the most unexpected voice in AI governance, and it's bringing both moral weight and an Anthropic partnership to the fight. Pope Leo XIV released an encyclical warning AI must be "disarmed" and condemning tech development driven by "idolatry of profit"
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OpenAI just bought credibility in the world's fifth-largest internet market, and Brazilian publishers just figured out how to get paid for being scraped.
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When the Vatican starts drafting policy letters for AI developers, the technology has officially left the lab and entered the territory of existential concern.
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The world's oldest institution just became Big Tech's newest regulatory battleground. Pope Leo XIV will release the Catholic Church's official position on AI Monday in his first encyclical, stating AI should be "disarmed" to prevent it from "dominating humanity"
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The man selling the shovels just called out the CEOs blaming the gold rush for their empty mines.
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Business Insider just published a glossary for people who still think "agentic" is a typo, which tells you everything about where we are in the adoption curve.
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The world's most powerful AI companies just watched the White House blink first. Trump scrapped a planned executive order requiring government safety reviews of new AI models hours before signing, citing competition with China as justification
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The White House just discovered that AI regulation looks a lot easier from campaign stages than from the Oval Office. Trump postponed a planned AI executive order after David Sacks and other tech allies warned it would create regulatory burden that helps China more than America
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The government just learned that transparency and AI voice cloning don't mix well when the dead start talking. People used AI to reconstruct cockpit audio from spectrogram images in NTSB public records, recreating the final moments of pilots who died in crashes
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The company racing to automate AI research is now hiring humans to figure out what happens when they succeed. OpenAI posted a Preparedness team role paying $295K-$445K to prepare for AI systems that can recursively self-improve and train better versions of themselves
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The government that wants AI labs to hand over models 90 days early couldn't get its own policy out the door without pulling it back minutes before signing.
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