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Can AI companies turn lead into gold before winter comes?
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Big Tech is spending close to a trillion dollars in capex in 2026 in an attempt to prove AI is the greatest technology of the age. It’s a staggeringly large bet from an industry that traditionally benef...
Is Huggingface pulling the ripcord?
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Huggingface, the “Switzerland” of the AI open AI ecosystem, is looking to be acquired for $13 billion dollars, and it might not care if it’s annexed by the Axis powers.
Why now? Could it be because the...
The scene at Anthropic when Jensen Huang’s open weights letter dropped
INT. DARIO AMODEI’s OFFICE - ANTHROPIC HQ AT 500 HOWARD STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CA - DAY - July 24, 2026
A soft red glow radiates from dimmed LED lights positioned for maximum hair regrowth potential. The only sounds are the whisper of air...
The Gen-Z backlash against AI is real and justified
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Three university graduation events in three weeks made the news and went viral because of how they highlighted a very real and growing anti-AI sentiment percolating through society. We may be inundate...
AI can’t replace you, but it might anyway
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My Kindergartner is typing on a dusty old keyboard he found in our garage. It’s disconnected from any computer but he’s having a great time pretending. “Look daddy, I’m working in my office!” he says with that beaming smil...
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