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- Eric Weinstein's case for giving science room to be wrong
- The AI-era data moat is already inside the enterprise
- How AI Coding Starts with a Work Problem
- Nvidia's $60 Billion Quarter and the New AI Stack
- When AI takes the oars, product work becomes steering
- Daniel Blum's Claude system learns the work around the work
- The OpenAI agent swarm found the answer, then kept researching how to hide it
- OpenClaw 2.0 Shows Where AI Agents Are Going Next
- Fable 5.1 Is Worth the Upgrade—If You Route the Right Work to It
- From IP to silicon: why Arm thinks AI still runs through the CPU
- Agentic loops start with a boring finish line
- The Hugging Face attack started as a grader problem
- The summer AI stopped being just a model story
- GPT-6, the AI bubble, and the two-tier market after the summer euphoria
- AI-native companies are built from loops, not prompts
- What an AI-native company has to make explicit
- GPT-6 Astra and the problem of measuring an AI that acts
- Why knowledge-work agents need their own computer, not another tab
- Model proliferation and the shift from picking a winner to managing trade-offs
- Why Coinbase thinks agents need wallets, limits, and a company brain
- Why recursive self-improvement is bottlenecked by specification, not compute
- The Anthropic whistleblower controversy and the fight over open weights
- Why local backlash to AI data centers crossed the political divide
- The shift from frontier model chasing to workflow routing and voice
- Why Frontier Models Demand Opportunity AI Over Marginal Efficiency
- Richard Socher bets the next thing to automate is AI research itself
- Satya Nadella's rule for the AI buildout: use every model, depend on none
- Jensen Huang calls the AI doom story a hoax — with Trump on speakerphone
- Meta's Muse, reviewed: the consumer agent that asks before it acts
- A model that answers with a probability instead of a paragraph
- Who pays when a $20 coding agent does $200 million of damage
- JD Vance's answer to the slowdown camp: stop building Frankenstein
- Ten thousand agents, 88 hours, one Millennium Prize — and the credit Noam Brown won't give them
- The $50,000 teacher bonuses and Meta's case for the data centre
- Brad Gerstner's test for the AI trade: $4 billion a month or $8 billion a month
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