Luna AI Signed a Lease and Got a Credit Card. Nobody Showed Up to Open.
An AI agent just signed a lease, got a credit card, and forgot to hire anyone to unlock the door on opening day.
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FBI Charges First Attempted Murder of an AI CEO
The first violent attack targeting an AI CEO just turned into attempted murder charges, and the line between philosophical AI safety concern and actual radicalization is now a police matter.
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Goldman's AI Advantage Could Be Its Undoing, CEO Warns
Goldman Sachs just said the quiet part out loud: the AI they're using to stay competitive might be the same AI that could break them. Anthropic released Mythos, a new AI model powerful enough that Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon publicly acknowledged being "hyper-aware" of its cybersecurity risks
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ChatGPT Lost This Guy $23 in Six Months Chasing Lambo Money
A writer asked GPT-5 to pick stocks that would make him "Lambo money" in six months, and the chatbot lost him $23 while teaching us exactly what AI agents can and can't do with your money.
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OpenAI Ran 36,000 Biology Experiments Before Regulators Even Knew
OpenAI's GPT-5 just ran 36,000 wet-lab biology experiments without a human pipetting a single sample, and nobody asked permission first. OpenAI and Ginkgo Bioworks ran GPT-5 autonomously through 36,000 biological experiments via robotic cloud labs, cutting protein production costs by 40%
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USDA Breaks Federal AI Freeze, Picks Grok Over Safer Rivals
The USDA just became the first federal agency to formally sponsor Grok for government deployment, breaking a months-long freeze after safety scandals that kept every other agency away.
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American Workers More Excited Than Scared About AI, Gallup Finds
The optimists are winning, for now. New Gallup polling shows 30% of American workers now use AI daily or weekly at work, but anxiety about job replacement is rising alongside adoption.
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Anthropic Runs Its Own Company on Claude and No One Noticed
Anthropic just stopped pretending AI is a tool and started treating it like infrastructure. Anthropic now runs most internal work through Claude, using it as an "internal operating system" that replaces traditional software workflows
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Noah Smith's Math Shows AI Monopolies Could Eclipse Nation-States
Noah Smith just mapped the nightmare scenario where AI monopolies become as powerful as nations, and his math is uncomfortably plausible. Noah Smith explores a future where a handful of AI companies control trillions in capital and reshape global power dynamics, calling it the "Robot Lords" scenario
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Argentina's Crypto Bet Collapses After $5M Presidential Bribery Claim
Argentina was supposed to be crypto's comeback story—until its libertarian president allegedly sold his endorsement for $5 million. Javier Milei faces bribery allegations tied to a $5m deal for endorsing a crypto project, tanking his approval ratings to record lows
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Anthropic Tells Treasury Secretary Its AI Is Too Dangerous to Release
Anthropic just claimed its new AI model is too dangerous to ship, and somehow that convinced a cabinet secretary to call an emergency banker meeting.
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OpenAI Wants to Rewrite Your Social Contract While Funding the Academics Who'll Approve It
Big AI is buying its way into respectability, one think piece at a time. OpenAI published a policy paper calling for a "reimagining of the social contract" as public disapproval of AI climbs
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Anthropic Built an AI Hacker Too Dangerous to Release
Anthropic just built an AI so good at hacking that they won't release it to the public. Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview can autonomously find deep security vulnerabilities in code and build exploits to gain admin access, making it too dangerous for public release.
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5 takeaways from Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's rare insider blog post on AI
Jensen Huang just published his seventh blog post in a decade, and the timing tells you everything about what he's seeing in the buildout numbers.
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Anthropic's Claude Just Beat Every Human Security Researcher Without Being Trained To
Anthropic's new Claude model just became the world's best security researcher, and nobody trained it to do that.
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Musk's xAI Sues to Stop Colorado's AI Law Before It Takes Effect
Elon Musk is suing Colorado to block AI regulation, and the legal theory might be crazier than the lawsuit itself. xAI filed suit against Colorado to block a June law requiring AI systems to prevent "algorithmic discrimination" in employment, housing, healthcare, education, and finance.
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Anthropic Built an AI Hacker Too Dangerous to Release
Anthropic just built an AI so good at finding zero-days that they won't let you use it. Anthropic's unreleased Claude Mythos model found thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities in common applications, software flaws with no existing patches or fixes
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OpenAI Walks From £31B UK Deal—And the Reason Exposes Everything
OpenAI just walked away from £31 billion in UK commitments, and the excuse tells you everything about where AI infrastructure is actually getting built. OpenAI shelved Stargate UK, the centerpiece of last September's UK-US AI deal worth £31bn, citing high energy costs and regulation
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OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic Are All Slashing Token Limits—Except One
The all-you-can-eat AI buffet is closing, and whoever can keep the plates full longest might own the market. AI companies are switching from generous token allowances to strict rationing as compute costs, chip shortages, and infrastructure bottlenecks bite into margins
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Silicon Valley Got So Absurd Even Satirists Can't Keep Up
Reality broke satire, and now even the satirists know it. New AMC show *The Audacity* tries to satirize Big Tech, but launches into a world where Jack Dorsey laid off 40% of Block to replace them with AI while wearing a "LOVE" hat and the stock jumped 24%
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