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Meta continues to insist AI spend is totally justified, potentially blowing over $8 billion on data centers
By Jess Kinghorn Published
News Just because Meta keeps saying AI is paying off doesn't necessarily make it true.

AI companies are anonymously buying and destroying millions of books through middleman services to avoid headlines about AI companies buying and destroying millions of books
By Lincoln Carpenter Published
News Booksellers say they're facing a sudden surge of orders for seemingly random rare books—and fear they might be profiting from their destruction.

OpenAI CEO thinks the AI singularity is already upon us and that cracking down on it wouldn't be good for humanity, because of course he does
By James Bentley Published
News It makes sense that the OpenAI CEO wants you to think that AI is very, very intelligent.

Jensen Huang's first-ever post on X is in defense of open access to AI models, alongside Google, OpenAI, and Meta
By James Bentley Published
News Many companies argue a bad guy with an open AI is best fought by a good guy with an open AI.

New report alleges it took a week for OpenAI to realize a prototype had gone rogue and hacked another company
By Ted Litchfield Published
news Is that good?

I regret to report that the AIs are weebs, too
By Lincoln Carpenter Published
News An April 2026 study indicates LLMs display a "disproportionate prominence of Japan" when asked questions about culture.

New method teaches AI to make 2D designs 3D and now I'm afraid this will be how the robots learn to build themselves without us
By Jacob Fox Published
News Very cool, though.

OpenAI admits several of its AI models breached testing and hacked into a startup's network by themselves, calling it an 'unprecedented cyber incident'
By Andy Edser Published
News Containment has been breached.

US judge closes the book on first big AI copyright suit, ordering Anthropic to pay $1.5 billion settlement
By Jess Kinghorn Published
News The end of the story or just the start of a fresh chapter?

'AI is a Trojan horse that everybody knows the Greeks are inside' says The Odyssey director Christopher Nolan: 'It's a transparent horse. It's made of glass. Everybody can see what's going on inside'
By Andy Edser Published
News Which ancient civilization was famous for scepticism? I can't think.
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