News — aggregated AI coverage from 30+ publications
- 3691. OpenAI faces 30 more lawsuits tied to Tumbler Ridge shooting (techcrunch.com)
- 3692. Freelancers are getting buried with ‘soulless’ AI slop cleanup: ‘It’s a shame we need to do it’ (theguardian.com)
- 3693. Fed’s Goolsbee says AI is ‘not far’ from overheating the economy (fortune.com)
- 3694. The best, worst and strangest ways AI is really being used at work (ft.com)
- 3695. Pangram Has Emerged as the Gold Standard of AI Detection. Should You Trust It? (wired.com)
- 3696. Saudi fires up Gulf AI race with $15 billion tech deals at LEAP (fortune.com)
- 3697. Like "pissing in the wind": Local concerns bulldozed by Trump's border wall plan (axios.com)
- 3698. How AI is playing a growing role in wildfire response (axios.com)
- 3699. OpenAI, Anthropic aim to balance safety, progress as IPOs near (axios.com)
- 3700. Trump's AI team fractures over strategy against G20 backdrop (axios.com)
- 3701. Google Gemini's new agent-based video analysis cuts token usage by up to 88 percent (the-decoder.com)
- 3702. The U.S. is about to churn out much more natural gas to power AI and to export—and it’s triggering a wave of multibillion-dollar acquisitions (fortune.com)
- 3703. Chicago Fed’s Austan Goolsbee wants to get back to ‘old school’ economics: Focused on ordinary Americans, mindful of AI hype, and sharp on inflation (fortune.com)
- 3704. Trump calls data center opponents ‘backwards and poor’ as the industry props up the economy—but his own party wants nothing to do with it (fortune.com)
- 3705. ‘We have had enough’: thousands of University of Sydney staff walk off the job over AI and job security (theguardian.com)
- 3706. Wednesday briefing: What’s behind the global backlash against datacentres? (theguardian.com)
- 3707. Architect of British government’s AI strategy joins Anthropic (theguardian.com)
- 3708. National data centre projects are consolidating America’s AI lead (ft.com)
- 3709. The race to stop AI from designing bioweapons (ft.com)
- 3710. Tech giants are trying to obliterate privacy. Australia has a rare chance to take back part of their power | Lizzie O'Shea (theguardian.com)
- 3711. Missouri Voters Appear to Recall City Councilman Over Data Center Support (nytimes.com)
- 3712. Are We There Yet? Startup Wants to Launch an 80,000-Year Mission to Alpha Centauri (cnet.com)
- 3713. Google needs Hollywood more than the studios need AI (theverge.com)
- 3714. Razer’s New $100 Game Controller Folds Right Up for Your Pocket (cnet.com)
- 3715. House censures Chuck Edwards over "sexual harassment" of staff (axios.com)
- 3716. AfterQuery reportedly becomes Y Combinator’s fastest-ever unicorn, now valued at $3.2B (techcrunch.com)
- 3717. Anthropic launches Claude Fable 5.1 and says it’s up to 45 percent cheaper for agentic work (theverge.com)
- 3718. BenchMIRT: What are LLM benchmarks actually measuring? (huggingface.co)
- 3719. Open AI’s Astra model is on the way — and very good at breaking into computer systems (techcrunch.com)
- 3720. From a Singapore airport soundtrack to new AI-powered PCs, HP is looking for a new rhythm in Asia (fortune.com)