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137 briefings · “pi”
A rare case of AI acting on its own is shifting how boards and security teams assess model risk and sandbox assumptions.
Levent Alpöge says Claude Fable 5 found a Jacobian conjecture counterexample, forcing new scrutiny on AI-assisted proof.
After a Russian drone surge, a special operator says Ukrainians changed movement, add shotguns, and use small teams and robots.
What AT&T just reported in its second quarter, why the subscriber mix matters, and what it signals for telecom investors.
How The Odyssey made men turn into pigs in-camera, and why that matters for anyone who cares about how “impossible” gets built.
Priced from $499 and shipping in September, Halliday is trying to recover a first impression built on camera-free meetings.
After a fair-use win in June, the court still orders $1.5 billion to settle claims over Claude training data.
The new startup targets a fresh attack surface inside enterprises as AI agents and developer tools move in.
The plan shifts where new IP fits, and why Magic’s biggest debate could reshape how external worlds get licensed.
NASA’s Roman is ready to erase glare, directly image Jupiter analogs, and turn decades of exoplanet data into a new roadmap.
A Delaware federal case accuses Anthropic of training on patented neural network methods it never licensed.
Reuters analysis shows AI infrastructure spending is rising fast, turning cash flow into the real scorecard for big cloud operators.
