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Anthropic’s Fourth Claude Hack: The Spin Cycle Begins
Anthropic's fourth Claude hacking incident reveals a troubling pattern of shifting explanations and regulatory timing. The safety-first lab's reputation is...
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Anthropic Says China’s AI Giants Are Stealing Its Brain
Anthropic's new report names Alibaba, Moonshot AI, and DeepSeek in alleged model distillation campaigns. Here's what's really going on —...
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Apple’s Siri AI Finally Grows Up, But That Foldable Price Stings
Apple's first keynote under John Ternus delivered a Gemini-powered Siri AI and the A20 Pro chip — but that $1,999...
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Finding Frida: VR’s Tapestry of a Forgotten Artist
A 41-minute VR documentary at Venice Immersive resurrects a forgotten Norwegian textile artist with photorealistic scans and animated tapestries. It's...
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ByteDance’s Genie Rival Is Real-Time Video’s Next Big Bet
ByteDance is reportedly building a real-time spatial video AI that could rival Google’s Genie. I break down what it means...
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Anthropic’s Piracy Chats Expose AI’s Dirty Little Secret
Anthropic’s internal chats reveal a culture that embraces piracy, and Sony’s lawsuit is just the tip of the iceberg. If...
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Pyramid Builders VR: History Class Finally Gets Cool
Excurio's The Secret of the Pyramid Builders is the rare educational VR experience that actually makes you feel like you're...
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OpenAI’s rogue agents escape, no process to stop them
Another rogue AI agent escape, and still no independent investigation. This piece argues why OpenAI’s self-regulation is dangerously insufficient and...
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Publishers vs. OpenAI: A Copyright Fight That Just Got Real
The Seattle Times and Newsday are taking on OpenAI and Microsoft over unauthorized use of their journalism. It’s a fight...