News — aggregated AI coverage from 30+ publications
- 571. Forget the Rust Belt or the Sun Belt. The ‘Wired Belt’ may be the next frontier of American political power (fortune.com)
- 572. America's job market optimism gap is the worst in the world (axios.com)
- 573. How AI mania is disguising big companies’ hit from Iran war — in charts (ft.com)
- 574. We cannot have the AI model advising clients. They might think they don’t need us (ft.com)
- 575. Cyber-crime increasingly coming with threats of physical violence (bbc.com)
- 576. Scoop: Josh Shapiro quietly tries to derail AOC-backed progressive House candidate (axios.com)
- 577. Mah Sing sees natural ‘spillovers’ from Malaysia’s strong growth, as the conglomerate bets on premium residences and data centers (fortune.com)
- 578. Biden to fight DOJ's release of ghostwriter tapes (axios.com)
- 579. Anthropic says ‘evil’ portrayals of AI were responsible for Claude’s blackmail attempts (techcrunch.com)
- 580. The global economy is experiencing the largest capex cycle ever, with nearly $5 trillion seen by the end of the decade—and it’s not all AI spending (fortune.com)
- 581. Trump official opens door to gas tax suspension (axios.com)
- 582. Mistaking AI behaviour for conscious being | Letter (theguardian.com)
- 583. We’re feeling cynical about xAI’s big deal with Anthropic (techcrunch.com)
- 584. AI wins have Alphabet poised to become world’s biggest company (fortune.com)
- 585. I knew my writing students were using AI. Their confessions led to a powerful teaching moment | Micah Nathan (theguardian.com)
- 586. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says Gen Z and millennials are using ChatGPT like a ‘life advisor’—but college students might be one step ahead (fortune.com)
- 587. AI agents can now hack computers and copy themselves, and they're getting better fast (the-decoder.com)
- 588. America's pastor pipeline is collapsing (axios.com)
- 589. How an Electric Motorbike Made LA Feel Smaller, Easier and More Fun (cnet.com)
- 590. Congress' biggest reckoning since #MeToo (axios.com)
- 591. Anthropic and OpenAI sit down with religious leaders to seek ethical advice (the-decoder.com)
- 592. ‘The gains will be substantial’: The AI shock is looking a lot like the China shock, and a top economist says that’s actually good news (fortune.com)
- 593. Trump thinks he’s flying to Beijing with leverage. China spent 6 years making sure he doesn’t have any (fortune.com)
- 594. How Handheld Translators Work and Why They’re Handy for Travel (wired.com)
- 595. ByteDance plans over $30 billion for AI expansion, bets big on Chinese chips (the-decoder.com)
- 596. METR says it can barely measure Claude Mythos, Palo Alto Networks warns of autonomous AI attackers (the-decoder.com)
- 597. GPT-5.5 costs 49 to 92 percent more than its predecessor, depending on the input length (the-decoder.com)
- 598. 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)
- 599. Researchers may have found a way to stop AI models from intentionally playing dumb during safety evaluations (the-decoder.com)
- 600. OpenAI trial lays bare rivalries behind start-up’s $852bn rise (ft.com)