News — aggregated AI coverage from 30+ publications
- 9931. ByteDance plans over $30 billion for AI expansion, bets big on Chinese chips (the-decoder.com)
- 9932. METR says it can barely measure Claude Mythos, Palo Alto Networks warns of autonomous AI attackers (the-decoder.com)
- 9933. GPT-5.5 costs 49 to 92 percent more than its predecessor, depending on the input length (the-decoder.com)
- 9934. AI generated identical résumés for a man and a woman: Hers was more likely to be labeled ‘weak,’ while his got a 97% approval rating (fortune.com)
- 9935. Researchers may have found a way to stop AI models from intentionally playing dumb during safety evaluations (the-decoder.com)
- 9936. OpenAI trial lays bare rivalries behind start-up’s $852bn rise (ft.com)
- 9937. Women at the sharp end as AI takes over administrative roles (ft.com)
- 9938. Voice AI in India is hard. Wispr Flow is betting on it anyway. (techcrunch.com)
- 9939. UK moves warship to Middle East for potential Hormuz mission (fortune.com)
- 9940. So you’ve heard these AI terms and nodded along; let’s fix that (techcrunch.com)
- 9941. Google developers significantly misstate carbon emissions of proposed UK datacentres (theguardian.com)
- 9942. Nvidia has already committed $40B to equity AI deals this year (techcrunch.com)
- 9943. Fields Medalist says ChatGPT 5.5 Pro delivered "PhD-level" math research in under two hours with zero human help (the-decoder.com)
- 9944. UFO files show Buzz Aldrin saw a ‘sizeable’ object close to the moon and a ‘fairly bright light source’ that the Apollo 11 crew felt could be a laser (fortune.com)
- 9945. ‘Employers are increasingly turning to degree and GPA’ in hiring: Recruiters retreat from ‘talent is everywhere,’ double down on top colleges (fortune.com)
- 9946. How Jeffrey Epstein leveraged a prestigious U.N.-affiliated nonprofit—and the Gates Foundation—to control women and keep them in his orbit (fortune.com)
- 9947. The Trump administration's claim of "zero" border crossings is falling apart (axios.com)
- 9948. "Momflation" is changing how we celebrate Mother's Day (axios.com)
- 9949. Johnson & Johnson CEO: America’s innovation advantage starts with health (fortune.com)
- 9950. Investors are betting big on senior housing. There’s just one problem—the baby boomers they’re chasing can’t pay the rent (fortune.com)
- 9951. Trump's ruthless midterm power play (axios.com)
- 9952. The new Wild West of AI kids’ toys (arstechnica.com)
- 9953. The new Wild West of AI kids’ toys (arstechnica.com)
- 9954. Broadcom reportedly won't build OpenAI's custom chip unless Microsoft buys 40 percent of them (the-decoder.com)
- 9955. Google's "Preferred Sources" feature is a free pass for more garbage in search (the-decoder.com)
- 9956. Qualcomm’s CEO is working with ‘pretty much all’ major AI players on top-secret devices—and powering OpenAI’s first push into hardware (fortune.com)
- 9957. Panicked Democrats scramble to offset back-to-back-to-back redistricting blows (axios.com)
- 9958. Google I/O 2026: We Expect Updates for Gemini, Android XR Glasses and More (cnet.com)
- 9959. Companies are abandoning ‘peanut butter’ raises as pay-for-performance takes over the workplace in the AI era (fortune.com)
- 9960. Pseudoscientific emotion AI is invading the workplace, an Atlantic report shows (the-decoder.com)