Trump's AI Hawks Now Writing the Rules They Mocked
The people who mocked AI safety regulations twelve months ago are now the ones writing them.
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The people who mocked AI safety regulations twelve months ago are now the ones writing them.
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The gap isn't between people who use AI and people who don't anymore — it's between people who think about using AI and people who just use it.
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The $2 million database sitting on a hacker forum wasn't stolen through a zero-day exploit—it walked out through an employee's AI productivity tool.
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The frontier AI race just turned into a game of corporate chicken played with nine-figure data center bills.
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The people building the world's most advanced AI just decided they need collective bargaining rights to control what it does. Google DeepMind workers in the UK voted to unionize, requesting joint representation by the Communication Workers Union and Unite the Union
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When a machine calls in a wildfire before humans smell the smoke, you're not watching a disaster movie — you're watching the supply chain for public safety get rebuilt.
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The internet's favorite dead app just came back to fight the war its successor lost. Vine is returning as "Divine," backed by Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, with one defining rule: all content must be human-made
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The companies racing to put AI in every classroom just backed the bill that decides what kids learn about it.
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The Pentagon just handed the keys to its classified war networks to seven AI companies, including the ones building your chatbots.
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The AI compute boom is about to hit a wall made of transformers and transmission lines, unless someone figures out how to power data centers without breaking the grid.
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The AI subscription you signed up for is charging you for gift cards you never bought—and the payment processor says it's your problem.
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The companies building the agents promising to handle your life are also building their intelligence by watching everything you tell them. Every major AI chatbot uses your conversations to train their models by default, turning private queries into training data
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The companies that spent 2023 debating AI safety guardrails just signed blank checks to the Department of Defense.
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The richest man alive is arguing in federal court that his former partners stole the future — but the judge just told him nobody trusts him with it either.
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The first Molotov cocktail just got thrown at an AI CEO's house, and the judge is telling the tech lords to log off Twitter.
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The courtroom receipts are piling up, and they all seem to route through one person who kept the Musk-Altman relationship alive years longer than it should have survived.
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The question isn't whether AI is overhyped — it's whether the overhype builds infrastructure that outlasts the hype cycle.
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The black box just got a window, and someone's offering you the wrench to tune what's inside. Goodfire launched Silico, a tool that lets engineers see inside LLMs and adjust parameters during training, not just after deployment.
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Enterprise AI is failing at a 95% rate not because it's dumb, but because we've been treating computational intelligence like a microwave instead of plumbing.
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The man who named AGI thinks the companies racing to build it are burning billions on a dead end. Ben Goertzel, who coined "AGI" in 2005, says Big AI's transformer obsession is "a waste of resources" because all LLMs are fundamentally doing the same thing.
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