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While you were trying to figure out if that weekend was long enough, AI was having an existential crisis, getting a job, and then getting regulated ☕
China unleashed robot hounds of war, Microsoft quietly divorced OpenAI, and autonomous AI hackers are already inside the gates.
This week, OpenAI didn't just update an API; it handed AI a telephone, aiming to rewire the customer service industry overnight
A former unicorn just vaporized, reminding everyone that “AI-in-a-box” is a business model, not a moat.
This week's flashy announcements were a smokescreen. Behind the curtain, AI researchers are failing catastrophically, cybercrime is automating itself, and the world's most powerful regulators just quietly took over. Here’s what they didn't want you to see.
It's about AIs learning to coordinate in secret, a discovery that makes the AI safety debate feel five years out of date.
Do you like Banana or do you like Maths? While everyone was distracted by the usual headlines, a remarkable study quietly revealed something that should make every strategic thinker, founder, and investor reconsider their AI adoption strategy entirely.
We've unearthed the tectonic shifts in AI that are quietly reshaping climate science, government, and global power dynamics. What you read next matters.
AI had its first emotional breakdown, solved a math problem humans couldn't, and quietly funneled a fortune into robot brains
The first fully autonomous AI scientist was born, and it's already publishing research. This isn't just another upgrade—it's the dawn of automated discovery.
While markets argued about the AI hype train's speed limit, the real story unfolded in the plumbing. Google is baking multi-agent AI into its core, and the industry is quietly standardizing how these agents talk to each other.
A security brief outlines how AI agents can be hijacked like over-eager interns with the keys to the kingdom. Meanwhile, OpenAI is whispering about a $550b valuation.
Wall Street is making it rain on anything with a transformer, governments are debating doomsday scenarios while bankrolling datacenters.
From quiet lab wins that could reshape compute, to corporate shuffles hinting at an arms race, the future doesn’t take weekends off.
Stanford's AI scientists quietly started running their own experiments, publishing results, and proving that the next great scientific discovery might not need a human at all
Finally a bold move from India just before the Independance day. The Reserve Bank of India just quietly dropped a regulatory bombshell that will reshape the entire global financial AI landscape.
AI's secret whispers, Perplexity's audacious multi-billion dollar play for Chrome, and the Pentagon's new bug-hunting machines. This is not your average tech news.
While most of us were debating if AI is coming for our jobs, AI chips were busy negotiating tax treaties with governments—or at least it felt that way. Welcome to tech, where the policy plot twists faster than a GPU fan under load.
Chipmakers agreed to a "China tax," a memory giant forecast a dizzying AI parts boom, and Tesla’s AI pivot sent shockwaves.
OpenAI’s GPT-5 momentum: execs framed it as a “PhD-level” upgrade for everyday tasks. Intel’s CEO in trouble. A critical Android fix not to ignore.
As you sip your Saturday coffee, we're unpacking a "thinking" AI, a national quantum computer, and enough venture capital to make a dragon blush.
The AI gods delivered a new overlord: OpenAI’s GPT-5. Meanwhile, Elon Musk hit the kill switch on Tesla’s homegrown supercomputer project—so yes, Dojo is dead. 💀