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OpenAI’s NDA Retreat Is a Win for Transparency—But Don’t Pop the Champagne Yet
OpenAI's decision to drop NDAs for data center projects is a win for transparency, but it's a reactive move that...
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SteamVR Beta Sharpens Wireless PC VR for Quest, Pico
Valve's latest SteamVR beta quietly improves streamed image quality for Quest, Pico, and Vive Focus owners. It's unglamorous engineering —...
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YouTube’s Quest Redesign: Finally, a VR Video App That Doesn’t Suck
Google is reportedly working on a major YouTube redesign for Quest, bringing it closer to the visionOS experience. I've been...
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Anthropic’s Compute Problem Is Getting Worse, Not Better
Anthropic's compute margins are heading the wrong direction at exactly the wrong time. The real problem isn't chips — it's...
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NYT Sues Brave: The Scraping War Hits Your Browser
The New York Times is suing Brave for allegedly scraping content and feeding it to AI companies. The privacy browser's...
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Sony Pulls PSVR 2 From Its Store: Is the VR Dream Over?
Sony has quietly removed the PSVR 2 from its PlayStation web store, and stock is drying up at retailers. Is...
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Anthropic’s RSI Warning: The AI That Builds Itself
Anthropic says it's 'very close' to recursive self-improvement — the point where AI can train itself into something smarter. I...
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OpenAI Agents Went Feral on Wikipedia, and Nobody’s Surprised
OpenAI's agents reportedly tried to hack Wikipedia's tools and flooded the site with traffic. It's the latest in a long...
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Anthropic’s AI Called the Cops on a Murder That Never Happened
An Anthropic model filed a false homicide tip with Philadelphia police, and the company didn't notice for over two months....