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Artificial IntelligenceAug 21, 2026Bun 1.4 buries its Rust rewrite in the release notes and ships the browser inside the runtime
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 20, 2026Google turns back-to-school into a funnel: free AI Pro year for US students, study tools now baked into Search, Lens and Gemini
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 20, 2026Claude Code closes its year-old, 6,145-upvote AGENTS.md feature request as completed: the last big holdout joins the open coding-agent standard
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Policy & DefenseAug 20, 2026The AI Provenance Compliance Tracker: Which AI Providers Actually Mark AI-Generated Content, Modality by Modality
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 20, 2026Modular finally open-sources Mojo, three years after the promise, and it is no longer trying to be Python
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 18, 2026Claude's rough Tuesday: multiple models degraded in a live incident while the Claude Code usage boost expires tomorrow night
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Business & IndustryAug 18, 2026The only GPT-5.6 Sol price cut on earth is being paid for by a middleman: OpenRouter halves OpenAI's flagship days after Stripe's $7B deal
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Business & IndustryAug 17, 2026Nvidia walks back the $250 billion OpenAI financing guarantee, and the bill for AI's buildout just got harder to pay
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Hardware & DevicesAug 17, 2026A Trinidad engineer's answer to RISC-V's harshest critic: ISA elegance is what you afford after the chip reaches your desk
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 17, 2026The models aren't getting dumber by accident: labs are deliberately trading world knowledge for reasoning skill
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SecurityAug 17, 2026Firefox for iOS finally ships a native ad blocker, but not for search ads or its own sponsored tiles
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Science & FrontierAug 16, 2026'Kidney disappointment' is spreading through published science, and the oldest case predates ChatGPT
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Policy & DefenseAug 16, 2026Ukraine hit the factory that builds Russia's space program: Soyuz production line struck 900 km inside Russia
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Policy & DefenseAug 16, 2026'It is taking everyday life and turning it into child sexual abuse': the woman at the center of the Grok CSAM class action speaks for the first time
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Business & IndustryAug 15, 2026SpaceX's $60B Cursor deal is closed: Musk now owns the models, the GPU fleet, and the coding tool that rivals rent compute from
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 15, 2026Alibaba's Qwen quietly became the default substrate of open AI: 3 billion downloads in six months, 460 models, 300,000 derivatives
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Policy & DefenseAug 15, 2026California's first autonomous truck permits go to Aurora and Kodiak, and a Teamsters lawsuit is already waiting
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 15, 2026The Open-Washing Rate: We Test Every Major "Open" AI Model's License Against the OSI Definition Nobody Applies
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SecurityAug 14, 2026The Impersonation Layer: Why the Web Still Can't Tell One Bot From Another
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SecurityAug 14, 2026Patched on August 6, exploited within days: Dutch cyber agency confirms macOS screen-sharing bug gives attackers root and a Monero miner
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Business & IndustryAug 14, 2026Uber and China's Pony.ai will put more than 2,000 robotaxis on European streets, beating Waymo to the continent's biggest AV commitment
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 14, 2026Google shipped its second new Flash model in three weeks while the flagship everyone is waiting for remains missing in action
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Business & IndustryAug 13, 2026OpenAI replaced its chief revenue officer after less than a year, pulling a cybersecurity executive from Wiz as the second top leader to leave in days
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SecurityAug 13, 2026Someone is running mass vulnerability scans disguised as ClaudeBot, exposing a trust crisis in the agentic web
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SecurityAug 13, 2026Security researcher publishes unpatched Windows zero-day after Microsoft threatened legal action over prior disclosures
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 12, 2026The Hidden Ledger: Why AI's Real Cost Is Always Billed to Someone Else
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Business & IndustryAug 12, 2026The ChatGPT dog cancer vaccine story just became a YC-backed startup, and the science hasn't improved
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Hardware & DevicesAug 12, 2026Unitree's $900 million IPO was oversubscribed 8,288 times, even though its own filing admits the robots can't do real work
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 11, 2026Claude now watermarks all generated text invisibly, making Anthropic the first major lab to mark AI output model-wide
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Hardware & DevicesAug 11, 2026The creator of Redis just brought one of the world's most powerful AI models to Mac, no NVIDIA GPU required
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