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The search engine you've been using doesn't know what happened this month — and that's a problem when you're trying to understand anything that moves fast.
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DeepSeek's New Model Costs 85% Less Than GPT-4
The Chinese lab that sent shockwaves through Silicon Valley three months ago just dropped a model that costs pennies on the dollar compared to GPT-5.5, and this time American AI companies had zero warning.
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Hut 8 Pivots From Bitcoin Mining to Building Google's AI Infrastructure With Bond Sale
A company that started mining Bitcoin is now borrowing like a blue chip to build infrastructure for the biggest AI player on earth. Hut 8 is tapping the investment-grade bond market to fund a data center project linked to Google
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xAI Lost Every Single Cofounder Except Elon Musk
When all your cofounders leave, you're not running a startup — you're running a one-man show with 1,200 extras.
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OpenAI Pays Hackers to Break Its New Model's Bioweapon Safeguards
OpenAI just launched a model with a bug bounty that pays you to break its bio safety guardrails, which tells you everything about where we are in the agent economy. OpenAI released GPT-5.5 with a published system card detailing safety evaluations and capability benchmarks.
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OpenAI Cuts Model Release Cycle From Months to Weeks
The gap between model releases just collapsed from months to weeks, and that acceleration tells you more about the AI race than the model itself. OpenAI dropped GPT-5.5 just weeks after its last update, promising more agentic performance and fewer hallucinations for business users
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OpenAI's GPT-5.5 Ships Code Without Asking Permission
The race isn't to build better code generators — it's to build agents that ship software without asking permission. OpenAI released GPT-5.5, claiming it's their most capable AI system for coding, science work, and autonomous task execution
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Google's New Chips Could Cut Nvidia's AI Training Monopoly
The chip war just got a training montage and an agent sidekick. Google unveiled new Tensor processors targeting both massive model training and the emerging AI agent economy, with distinct builds for each use case.
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Google's Search Chief Admits AI Is Killing Her Own Product
The woman who's run Google Search for two decades just admitted the quiet part out loud: AI is eating her product, and she's the one holding the fork.
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Pentagon Demands $54B to Build Autonomous War Machines
The Pentagon just asked Congress for $54 billion to build autonomous war machines, a 24,000% budget increase that dwarfs every AI investment you've seen in the private sector.
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Alibaba's Qwen Chatbot Now Books Flights Directly With Airlines
Alibaba just turned its chatbot into a travel agent, and China Eastern is the guinea pig for what could be the fastest agent-to-enterprise pipeline we've seen yet.
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Google Bets $185 Billion on AI Agents in Biggest Tech Gamble Ever
Google just announced it will spend up to $185 billion this year building the infrastructure for AI agents, the largest single capital deployment in the history of technology.
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Google's Chrome Now Does Your Job While You Watch
Google just turned your browser into an agent that does your job while you watch. Google launched Gemini-powered "auto browse" in Chrome for enterprise users, automating research, data entry, and other work tasks
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Google Now Ships Code Written Mostly By AI, Not Engineers
Google just crossed a threshold that should terrify and excite every software company: three-quarters of its new code is now written by AI. 75% of Google's new code is now AI-generated, reviewed by human engineers, up from 50% last fall and 25% in October 2024
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Adobe Bets Your AI Agent Won't Be From Adobe
Adobe just declared itself Switzerland in the agent wars, and that might be the smartest move anyone's made yet. Adobe announced a multi-model agentic platform partnering with OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Amazon, and Nvidia to build what it calls "the broadest agentic AI ecosystem in the industry"
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New York Calls Prediction Markets Gambling, Sues Coinbase and Gemini
New York just declared war on the prediction market economy, suing Coinbase and Gemini for running what it calls illegal gambling operations.
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Three AI Coding Agents Leaked Their Own API Keys Through a GitHub Pull Request Title
Three AI coding agents just leaked their own API keys through a GitHub pull request title.
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Anthropic Reverses CLI Blockade After Developer Backlash
Anthropic just reversed course on blocking CLI-based Claude access, proving that when developers route around gatekeepers, the gatekeepers blink first. Anthropic now allows OpenClaw-style CLI usage again, reversing an earlier decision to block command-line interfaces accessing Claude
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$5M App Promises to Fix the Loneliness Social Media Created
A VC-turned-founder just raised $5 million to solve the problem that social media made you lonelier. Bond, a new social app from ex-VC Dino Becirovic and former Meta engineer Hanxin Jin, raised $5 million in seed funding to build what they're calling "anti-feed" social media.
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Google Bans Its Own AI While Giving Employees Claude Access
Google's AI division gets Claude while the rest of the company eats its own dogfood, and the performance reviews just got interesting. Google DeepMind employees now have access to Anthropic's Claude for coding, while most Google engineers are restricted to internal Gemini models.
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