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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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 new Claude model just became the world's best security researcher, and nobody trained it to do that.
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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 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 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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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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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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Anthropic's Claude is stuck in legal purgatory over military contracts, and the messiness reveals how unprepared AI governance is for the agent economy. A US appeals court ruling conflicts with a lower court decision, creating uncertainty about whether the military can use Claude
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Meta owns half of Scale AI, which hired tens of thousands of gig workers marketed as "experts" to do something very different: scrape Instagram profiles, transcribe porn, and label dog shit.
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Niantic just turned millions of Pokémon Go players into the training data for the robot economy. Niantic launches Scaniverse platform, crowdsourcing centimeter-accurate 3D maps of the world using phones, 360 cameras, and drones
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Anthropic just put its most powerful model in the hands of Apple, Google, Microsoft, and 40+ others with one directive: find the holes before the bad guys do.
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The Musk-OpenAI trial isn't just courtroom drama anymore; it's turning into a preview of how AI titans will fight when billions and market position are at stake. OpenAI accused Elon Musk of "anti-competitive behavior" in a letter to California and Delaware attorneys general as their trial approaches
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SpaceX is bypassing Wall Street's gatekeepers and offering 30% of its $2 trillion IPO directly to retail investors. SpaceX plans a June retail investor event ahead of what could be history's largest IPO, targeting a $2 trillion valuation and $75 billion raise
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The website is dying, and the brands that built their moats around design systems and conversion funnels are about to find out their castle has no walls.
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OpenAI just told investors it won't turn a profit until 2030, and the numbers explain why the entire AI infrastructure stack is about to get a multi-hundred-billion-dollar stress test.
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Meta and Google lost the first social media addiction trial. The verdict doesn't just open the liability floodgates — it reframes the entire architecture of Web2 as a design defect.
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Anthropic scaled from $1 billion to $19 billion ARR in 14 months, making Claude the fastest-growing AI product ever built. Anthropic's Head of Growth details how Claude scaled 19x in just over a year, from $1B to $19B ARR, outpacing every AI product launch in history
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Anthropic just accidentally open-sourced their AI coding assistant, and 29 million people saw the blueprints before the lawyers showed up.
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California just declared itself the AI regulation capital of America, and Congress is too broken to stop it. Gov. Newsom signed a new AI executive order while state legislators advance multiple AI bills, creating a multi-front regulatory push that will likely become the de facto national standard.
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