Robinhood Bets $200M That AI Will Replace Day Traders By 2027
The company that made stock trading free is betting its next decade on making everything else tradable—and letting AI do the trading.
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The company that made stock trading free is betting its next decade on making everything else tradable—and letting AI do the trading.
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Russia just made the next generation of AI agents Russian-first, and they're giving the blueprints away for free. Yandex released AliceAI Foundation 80B-A3B, an 80-billion parameter base model under an open-source license that permits commercial use
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The White House just answered AI's safety debate with the regulatory equivalent of thoughts and prayers. Trump announced plans for an "AI Force" and AI "Czar" while explicitly rejecting calls from Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei and other frontier lab leaders to slow AI development
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The company that made Claude is betting it's worth more than most countries' GDP—but the bond market might have other ideas. Anthropic is targeting a $2 trillion valuation for an IPO now pushed to November from an original October timeline
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The world's two AI superpowers are building a hotline for when their algorithms start threatening each other, which tells you everything about how close we are to something breaking.
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The real wealth gap isn't between renters and homeowners—it's between people who own cash-generating businesses and people who just own stuff.
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Two global institutions just admitted they don't know how to govern the thing that's already rewriting the economy. The UN is calling for governments to regulate AI agents before their full risks are understood, emphasizing urgent need for global cooperation on tech governance
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The hardware layer of the AI boom just ran headfirst into the physical world, and the physical world is winning. 45 US data center projects worth $68 billion were blocked or delayed between April and June by local opposition, while 30 statehouses introduced measures to restrict new construction
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The smart money is arguing with itself over whether AI valuations are a house of cards or the foundation of the next decade.
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When a mid-tier economy puts exchange controls on crypto, it's not just local policy — it's a preview of how capital controls 2.0 will work everywhere.
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Google just open-sourced the plumbing that turns your scattered AI agents into a coordinated workforce. Google released AX (Agent Executor), an open-source orchestration framework for managing multiple AI agents in production environments
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The US and China are building a hotline for AI failures while refusing to agree on anything that might actually prevent them. The US Treasury is proposing an AI incident notification mechanism following bilateral talks with China, a transparency gesture that stops well short of binding regulation
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Tokenized stocks just went from curiosity to nine-figure market in 30 days, and the incumbents still think blockchain is just for jpegs. xStocks tokenized equities hit $173M market cap after 187% monthly surge, while Circle stock alone deployed $306M in the tokenized equity market
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The world's two superpowers just agreed that AI is scarier than their trade war. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called talks with Chinese counterparts on AI, trade, and investment "very successful" ahead of a presidential summit this week
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The payments layer of the internet just processed a trillion dollars, and most people still think stablecoins are for traders.
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Open source's perennial funding problem just found $800K under the couch cushions, and nobody knows who has the keys. Neovim, the widely-used text editor, has 10 Bitcoin sitting in a publicly visible donation wallet since 2023, now worth roughly $800,000
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A blockchain designed to connect all chains just voted to abandon its own infrastructure and become a token on someone else's network.
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The companies building the future say they need to slow down, but their quarterly earnings calls say the opposite.
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The guy selling the shovels just told the miners to stop worrying about cave-ins. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang told CBS News that AI leaders warning about existential risk are "disingenuous" and have "ulterior reasons" for calling for regulation
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The US government is shifting from long-term borrowing to short-term debt right as interest rates spike, a timing error that could cost taxpayers hundreds of billions.
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