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Business & IndustryAug 6, 2026AI memory chip euphoria hits its sharpest valuation test as SK Hynix plunges 9% after Sandisk and Western Digital disappoint
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Hardware & DevicesAug 6, 2026Anthropic confirms it is building custom silicon for Claude, making custom chips the price of entry for every top AI lab
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SecurityAug 6, 2026Black Hat: A security researcher and AI together discovered a new class of web vulnerability that neither could find alone
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Business & IndustryAug 6, 2026Google loses the engineers who built modern AI: Jeff Dean departs with three top scientists for Discovery Loop as Hassabis steps into chair role
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Business & IndustryAug 5, 2026OpenAI's education plugins turn ChatGPT from an answer engine into classroom infrastructure, free for K-12 teachers through 2027
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 5, 2026AI meeting notetakers surge as Wispr Flow enters a crowded market where privacy is an afterthought
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 4, 2026The Provenance Trap: Why Every System for Proving Content Was Human-Made Is Failing
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Business & IndustryAug 4, 2026Anthropic signs $10 billion deal with a months-old startup, routing compute through a bitcoin miner's Norway data center
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SecurityAug 3, 2026Samsung is pulling smart TV apps that secretly turned millions of TVs into proxy nodes for AI data scrapers
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 3, 2026A viral blog post names the next AI workplace dysfunction: the 'meat proxy'
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Hardware & DevicesAug 3, 2026Sequoia just bet $1 billion that nuclear reactors belong inside AI data centers
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Business & IndustryAug 3, 2026Horizon3 tripled to a $2 billion valuation in 14 months selling AI that hacks your network before attackers do
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 3, 2026Alibaba's Qwen3.8-Max nearly triples its autonomous coding score and promises open weights for a 2.4-trillion-parameter model
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 3, 2026One absurd frog prompt is exposing how differently every major LLM handles a bizarrely specific visual instruction
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 3, 2026Karpathy declares the 'pelican on a bicycle' benchmark dead. AI labs may have already killed it.
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SecurityAug 2, 2026Why AI Agents Break Every Security Model We Have
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Policy & DefenseAug 2, 2026Three open letters in five days exposed the fault lines running through AI's safety debate
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Business & IndustryAug 2, 2026Google spent 15 years quietly killing RSS. A 2023 autopsy is blowing up on Hacker News for a reason.
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 2, 2026OpenAI's president admits people resent AI agents that insert themselves into workplace relationships
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Policy & DefenseAug 1, 2026Judge lets first US ban on AI 'nudify' apps take effect, rejecting xAI's last-minute challenge
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Hardware & DevicesAug 1, 2026Apple and Samsung want you to subscribe to your next phone instead of buying it
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 1, 2026Hank Green got caught using ChatGPT on camera. His apology exposed a deeper AI dependency problem.
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 1, 2026An AI-generated song cracked the Billboard Hot 100, and the industry has no test for it
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Business & IndustryAug 1, 2026Cursor quietly removed cost tracking from its usage dashboard, leaving teams blind to per-model AI spend
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 1, 2026OpenAI is racing to make ChatGPT indispensable to parents while wrongful death lawsuits mount
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SecurityAug 1, 2026Iran is hacking American water systems, and the president is blaming his political rival instead
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Policy & DefenseAug 1, 2026EU hits Temu with formal obstruction charges over Dublin raid, escalating subsidy probe
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Artificial IntelligenceAug 1, 2026GitHub Copilot retires Gemini 2.5 Pro and Gemini 3 Flash: the suggested replacement is still in preview
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Business & IndustryAug 1, 2026Orchid's viral 'fix your boyfriend' ad reveals how far AI agent startups will push into your personal life for attention
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Policy & DefenseAug 1, 2026The FCC banned foreign robot vacuums for national security, but the rule has nothing to do with cybersecurity
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