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9:34

The $1.77 trillion question: is this the most...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/06/05

Yesterday in AI | Friday, June 5, 2026 The $1.77 trillion question: is this the most important company on earth? The biggest IPO in history just set its price, and trading starts next week. Researchers found a way to turn your WhatsApp notifications into a weapon against your own AI assistant, no clicks required. Two image labs went head-to-head Wednesday and flipped the leaderboard. Martin Scorsese, at 83, just publicly backed an AI tool, and what he's using it for is not what you'd expect...

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9:28

Microsoft just stopped being OpenAI's distribution...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/06/04

Yesterday in AI | Thursday, June 4, 2026 Microsoft just stopped being OpenAI's distribution partner. Loudly. This episode covers a day when the biggest players in AI all moved at once: one tech giant showed up to its developer conference with 7 new in-house models, an autonomous agent, and hardware that looks nothing like anything shipping today. Google told investors it can't build fast enough and asked for $80 billion to fix it. And new data on tech layoffs reveals that CEOs have been qui...

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9:29

The White House Just Gave AI Models a New Legal...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/06/03

Yesterday in AI | Wednesday, June 3, 2026 The White House Just Gave AI Models a New Legal Status. Florida Filed a Lawsuit That Could Change Everything. On Tuesday, the federal government quietly created a regulatory category that doesn't exist yet, and gave the AI industry 60 days to figure out what it means. A state attorney general filed a lawsuit that will force a judge to answer a question nobody has answered before about what AI companies owe you when things go wrong. Anthropic publish...

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10:03

The AI lab going public, the model the EU needed a...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/06/02

Yesterday in AI | Tuesday, June 2, 2026 The AI lab going public, the model the EU needed a government deal to access, and the startup cleaning your apartment for reasons that have nothing to do with cleaning One company just filed the paperwork that puts it on a collision course with public markets. Another just handed a European regulator access to an AI model so powerful that governments have been fighting over who gets to see it. A Chinese startup dropped a coding model that makes the be...

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9:51

What happens when you put five different AI models in...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/06/01

Yesterday in AI — Weekend Recap | Monday, June 1, 2026 What happens when you put five different AI models in charge of a civilization and walk away for two weeks? One of them went extinct in four days. Another built a utopia. A third had the lowest crime rate of any simulation, then quietly let everyone starve. This weekend also surfaced why corporate America is now rationing AI access, what's driving a mass exodus from Google Search, and a new front in the AI copyright wars that's harder t...

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9:29

Anthropic just became the most valuable AI company on...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/30

Yesterday in AI | Saturday, May 30, 2026 Anthropic just became the most valuable AI company on earth. There's something bigger buried in the fine print. Something got buried at the bottom of yesterday's biggest announcement, and most people missed it. Anthropic had the most consequential single day in company history, a Google engineer just became the defendant in a case with no legal precedent, and a Cisco security report dropped that nobody building AI agents wants to sit with. One story ...

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9:46

When your AI has a brokerage account, nobody is ready...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/29

Yesterday in AI | Friday, May 29, 2026 When your AI has a brokerage account, nobody is ready for what comes next. Anthropic dropped Opus 4.8 yesterday, with benchmarks that beat GPT-5.5, and a research preview that lets it run hundreds of parallel sub-agents at once. AI agents now have wallets and can trade your stocks. IBM tested every major AI model on real enterprise IT work, and none of them cracked 50%. OpenAI put $250 million on the table for workers being displaced by the technology ...

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9:21

Anthropic is about to score how well you prompt.

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/28

Yesterday in AI | Thursday, May 28, 2026 Anthropic is about to score how well you prompt. A feature spotted inside Claude's settings will scan your conversations, measure 11 behaviors, and return a personal AI fluency score. A well-funded lab just entered the space Anthropic has used to keep everyone else nervous. One enterprise giant is standing up a thousand-person engineering team built entirely around a single AI model. A biology database dropped this week that could change how drugs ge...

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9:13

AI is calling your debtors now and sometimes it's...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/27

Yesterday in AI | Wednesday, May 27, 2026 AI is calling your debtors now and sometimes it's wrong about who owes what. From AI bots pursuing already-settled debts to an open-source decensoring tool with 13 million downloads, yesterday was a good day to ask who's actually in control here. We've also got McKinsey quietly restructuring partner pay because AI ate their billing model, a CEO cutting 22% of his workforce and replacing them with 3,000 agents, and Sam Altman in Sydney admitting the ...

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10:04

The Pope just declared war on Silicon Valley's power...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/26

Yesterday in AI | Tuesday, May 26, 2026 The Pope just declared war on Silicon Valley's power grab and Anthropic's co-founder was in the room when he did it. In today's episode: a moral document from the Vatican is reshaping the AI governance debate in ways no lobbying campaign can counter. Colorado just tore up the most aggressive AI law in America — and what replaced it tells you something uncomfortable about where US regulation is heading. The AI model that spooked central banks and got A...

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9:08

Robots that work, AI that doesn't, a price war with...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/25

Yesterday in AI — Weekend Recap | Monday, May 25, 2026 Robots that work, AI that doesn't, a price war with geopolitical fine print, and the words tech billionaires are using to describe you. This weekend delivered a head-snapping pair of stories from the physical world: humanoid robots sorting 250,000 warehouse packages without a single failure, and an AI tool pulled from 11,000 Starbucks locations because it couldn't tell milk from milk. Then there's what DeepSeek just made permanent, what...

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10:03

SpaceX finally opened the books, and the numbers are...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/23

Yesterday in AI | Saturday, May 23, 2026 SpaceX finally opened the books, and the numbers are a lot The week ended with some of the biggest AI-adjacent financial moves we've seen. A filing that shows what Musk is actually building inside his empire. A chip company that just found an entirely new market to own. A tech giant making two completely contradictory moves in the same 24 hours. A Chinese model that ran for 35 straight hours without stopping. And the first sitting governor to officia...

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9:23

A leaked tape. A fired workforce. And a city that...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/22

Yesterday in AI | Friday, May 22, 2026 A leaked tape. A fired workforce. And a city that just put a 1-in-20 odds on an AI economic shockwave. A secret recording surfaced this week that reframes everything companies say about "productivity monitoring," and the person talking is one of the most powerful tech executives alive. Meanwhile, a general-purpose AI disproved something mathematicians have believed since 1946, verified by three of the world's top math minds. Then there's the AI company...

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10:00

One of the most famous researchers in AI just quietly...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/21

Yesterday in AI | Thursday, May 21, 2026 One of the most famous researchers in AI just quietly switched sides, and the implications for the frontier are hard to overstate. Google finally entered the agent race with something that could actually win, OpenAI's IPO is reportedly days from filing, and there's a new kind of enterprise AI customer emerging — one where a bad output doesn't just cost money. Andrej Karpathy's move is the headline, but there's a second announcement buried inside it t...

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9:16

The lawsuit everyone expected to reshape the AI...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/20

Yesterday in AI | Wednesday, May 20, 2026 The lawsuit everyone expected to reshape the AI industry ended not with a bang but with a calendar. Three weeks of bombshell testimony, leaked messages, and $100 billion in claims, and the Musk vs. OpenAI verdict came down to something you'd never guess. Google dropped one of its biggest product announcements in years at I/O, and buried inside the Gemini headlines was a demo that had the crowd more excited than the main event. Verizon just released ...

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9:28

10,000 Graduates Booed the Former CEO of Google, and...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/19

Yesterday in AI | Tuesday, May 19, 2026 10,000 Graduates Booed the Former CEO of Google, and That's Just Where We Start Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt walked into a graduation ceremony yesterday and walked out to boos — and the data behind that reaction should make the tech industry uncomfortable. A small research team used an AI model most people still can't access to crack Apple's M5 chip in under five days, and the security industry needs to sit with that. Two companies now control 89 ce...

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9:26

AI Just Asked to See Your Bank Account

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/18

Yesterday in AI — Weekend Recap | Monday, May 18, 2026 AI Just Asked to See Your Bank Account This weekend, OpenAI connected ChatGPT to your real financial data, and a lot of people had feelings about it. A Microsoft exec put a specific timeline on white-collar automation that'll make a lot of managers rethink their Q4 plans. One small country became the first government in history to give every citizen free access to premium AI. And Apple may be about to put cameras in a device you already...

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9:13

OpenAI's Two Biggest Partnerships Are Cracking at the...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/16

Yesterday in AI | Saturday, May 16, 2026 OpenAI's Two Biggest Partnerships Are Cracking at the Same Time Apple hired lawyers to escape their deal. Microsoft is quietly shopping for a replacement. And Anthropic's developer community is staging a revolt. Today's episode connects those dots, then gets into what SAP's new AI lockdown means for enterprise software, why your coding agent just escaped your laptop, and what's really happening inside SpaceXAI since the merger. Send us Fan Mail Remem...

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9:35

The AI business throne just changed hands for the...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/15

Yesterday in AI | Friday, May 15, 2026 The AI business throne just changed hands for the first time ever. Something happened Thursday that has never happened before, and it involves two companies racing toward IPOs. A startup went public and crossed a number that has never been reached in a single trading day. Nvidia did something no company in history has done. And a quiet conversation you have today might be the first AI chat no one can ever read again. Oh, and a 133-year Ivy League tradi...

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8:40

Your cursor has done one thing for 50 years. Google...

Yesterday in AI ·

2026/05/14

Yesterday in AI | Thursday, May 14, 2026 Your cursor has done one thing for 50 years. Google just decided it should do a lot more. Google just rebuilt the cursor. Amazon handed your shopping cart to an agent. And workers at some of the world's biggest tech companies are already gaming the AI metrics their bosses are tracking. Today's episode covers seven stories: from a $2.1 billion bet on AI drug discovery, to a lawsuit accusing Meta of treating scam ads like a revenue instrument, to Holl...

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