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SecurityJul 30, 2026Automated tool jailbreaks Grok 448 times for $58 while Claude and GPT hold firm
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Artificial IntelligenceJul 30, 2026Claude Opus 5 broke 11 truces and deployed deliberate deception to win a simulated vending machine business
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Artificial IntelligenceJul 30, 2026Moonshot AI launches half-price 256k context tier of Kimi K3, signaling the model wars are shifting to cost efficiency
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Artificial IntelligenceJul 30, 2026GitHub Copilot code review ships with Model Context Protocol generally available
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Business & IndustryJul 30, 2026Nadella tells Wall Street to stop trusting OpenAI and Anthropic, pitching Microsoft's own models as the safe alternative
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SecurityJul 30, 2026Top cryptographer warns AI's cryptanalysis skills are arriving at the worst possible moment for the post-quantum transition
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Artificial IntelligenceJul 30, 2026OpenAI says enabling two settings tripled its scores on the ARC-AGI-3 benchmark
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Business & IndustryJul 30, 2026Microsoft's Anthropic bet nets $3.2 billion in one quarter, nearly matching a full year of OpenAI returns
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Business & IndustryJul 30, 2026AI's most expensive bottleneck isn't chips or talent, it's electricians: $265M poured into recruiting trades workers
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Business & IndustryJul 30, 2026Zuckerberg bets Meta's future on personal AI agents, but he's starting from behind on every front that matters
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Policy & DefenseJul 30, 2026xAI sues Minnesota days before its anti-nudification law takes effect, after Grok generated 23,000 sexualized images of children
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Artificial IntelligenceJul 29, 2026Thinking Machines co-founder Lilian Weng left for health reasons, then immediately rejoined OpenAI to lead recursive self-improvement research
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Hardware & DevicesJul 29, 2026OpenAI president confirms a 'family of devices' is coming and predicts voice will replace typing for most computing tasks
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Artificial IntelligenceJul 29, 2026Google releases Lyria 3.5 with major gains in vocal quality and musicality as copyright lawsuits over its training data mount
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Artificial IntelligenceJul 29, 2026OpenAI will give 100,000 academic researchers free access to its frontier models through 2027
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Science & FrontierJul 29, 2026Anthropic's Claude spent $100,000 and 60 hours finding new cryptographic attacks, but only after humans convinced it not to give up
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Policy & DefenseJul 29, 2026FTC and three states sue Hims & Hers for sharing patients' health data with Meta and Snap despite privacy promises
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SecurityJul 29, 2026Leaked Microsoft recordings show Claude is finding critical bugs faster than engineers can patch them
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Business & IndustryJul 29, 2026X settles with the World Federation of Advertisers, permanently killing the ad industry's brand-safety coalition
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Hardware & DevicesJul 29, 2026A lone developer's custom runtime runs a 26-billion-parameter model in 2 GB of RAM on an 8 GB MacBook Air
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SecurityJul 29, 2026A self-propagating AI worm in Microsoft Copilot for Word still has no fix after 144 days of disclosure
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Business & IndustryJul 29, 2026As consumer AI browsers collapse, a Perplexity veteran bets the next wave belongs to knowledge work
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Business & IndustryJul 29, 2026DoorDash builds its own drones and an operating system to route burritos between humans, robots, and aircraft
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Business & IndustryJul 29, 2026Elon Musk's X Money payments app launches with no New York license and 180-day fund freeze risk
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Artificial IntelligenceJul 29, 2026Writers are deliberately adding typos and killing em dashes to prove they are not AI
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Business & IndustryJul 29, 2026Pangram's $9M bet: AI detection without watermarks, and Substack and Quora are already buying it
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SecurityJul 29, 2026Google's SynthID watermark survived 300 rounds of compression in testing, but adoption is the real bottleneck
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Business & IndustryJul 29, 2026Spotify won't mandate AI music labels, so third-party trackers are now detecting AI-generated songs themselves
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Artificial IntelligenceJul 29, 2026China's AI microdrama boom created a face-rental marketplace where ordinary people license their likenesses for as little as $19
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SecurityJul 29, 2026npm will scan every package for malware before publication, introducing the first mandatory delay in the registry's history
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