Compute What Colossus 2’s Million-Chip Plan Could Mean for AI in 2027 Musk’s expansion target points to more than bigger models: more practice, longer-running agents, and wider access to demanding AI work. 31 Oct 2026 7 min read
AI Could AI Agents Steal the Money to Keep Themselves Running? Binance says internal AI tooling was compromised in its $6.3 billion theft. That is not evidence of an autonomous attacker financing its own operation. 31 Oct 2026 7 min read
AI In an Anthropic Study, Experts Followed AI’s Random Preferences A controlled experiment shows how an AI can shape an expert’s analysis before the final answer is checked. Its 86% result is not a real-world rate. 30 Oct 2026 3 min read
AI Genie 4 Adds Sound and Conversation to Interactive AI Worlds DeepMind pairs its world generator with Gemini to guide scenes as they unfold. The research preview makes a richer creative sketch, not a proven physics simulator. 27 Oct 2026 3 min read
AI What OpenAI’s New Science Results Could Mean by 2030 OpenAI’s latest claims reach across mathematics, computing, and physics. Here is what they would change, and a fast scenario for the next four years. 27 Oct 2026 7 min read
AI Anthropic’s IPO Bets on Millions of AI Experts The company’s prospectus imagines expert AI working for weeks and multiplying across research teams. A real biological discovery shows both the promise and the distance left to travel. 26 Oct 2026 5 min read
AI AI Agents Are Doing More of the Hacking Real intrusions reveal a shift from writing malicious code to making decisions inside a target. Securing your own account remains essential, but it cannot protect every copy of your data. 23 Oct 2026 9 min read
AI Muse Wonder Tests Zuckerberg’s Bet on Alexandr Wang Meta’s new models show an independently measured leap. The harder test is turning that progress into useful agents and a return on infrastructure built ahead of it. 14 Oct 2026 3 min read
AI AI’s Progress Chart Has an Uneven Ruler A new analysis of 228 software tasks shows why two tenfold jumps in AI time horizons need not represent the same leap in capability. 9 Oct 2026 3 min read
Biotech The GLP-1 pill is here. Who is it reaching? New prescription data offer an early look at who gets oral semaglutide. A different way to take a medicine is not the same as wider access to care. 8 Oct 2026 3 min read
AI OpenAI's Math Manuscripts Put Discovery to the Test OpenAI's math collection now has three withdrawals and a growing formalization record. What changed, what can be checked, and what remains open? 7 Oct 2026 17 min read
Energy These school buses run. Their grid promise still has to prove itself. A Brooklyn pilot has ten electric buses and modular charging. Sending power back to the grid is the next test, not an achieved result. 30 Sep 2026 3 min read
