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Reporting and explainers on how AI actually works, who it affects, and what to do about it.

Analysis Mar 28, 2026

AI 'Laser Tag' Validates 100-Year-Old Theory of How Cancer Begins

EMBL scientists use AI to spot the earliest markers of chromosomal chaos in cells, finding one in ten divisions produces errors that can seed tumors.

Analysis Mar 28, 2026

Meta Increases El Paso Data Center to $10 Billion

Investment jumps sixfold as hyperscalers race to build AI infrastructure capacity

Guides Mar 28, 2026

Self-Host ACE-Step 1.5: Replace Suno With Free Local AI Music

Run commercial-grade AI music generation on your own hardware. ACE-Step 1.5 needs just 4GB VRAM and produces songs in under 10 seconds.

Privacy Mar 28, 2026

Anthropic Accidentally Leaks 'Claude Mythos': A Step-Change AI Model With 'Unprecedented Cybersecurity Risks'

A misconfigured CMS exposed 3,000 internal documents revealing Anthropic's most powerful model yet—one the company says could 'exploit vulnerabilities in ways that far outpace defenders.'

Privacy Mar 28, 2026

Cal AI Breach Exposes 3 Million Users' Health Data - Child Records Included

A calorie tracking app trusted with your weight, meals, and fitness goals was wide open. The Firebase misconfiguration let anyone read the entire database without credentials.

Privacy Mar 28, 2026

Indie Musicians Sue Google Over Lyria 3: 'You Have 50 Million Reference Files. Why Didn't You Ask?'

Nine independent artists accuse Google of training its AI music generator on YouTube uploads without permission—and extracting voiceprints without consent under Illinois biometric privacy law.

Privacy Mar 28, 2026

OpenClaw Security Crisis: Industry Rallies as Cisco and OpenClawd Ship Emergency Defenses

After 12% of ClawHub skills turned out to be malware and 135,000 instances were exposed, Cisco releases DefenseClaw and OpenClawd adds verified skill screening. The AI agent ecosystem is racing to catch up.

Privacy Mar 28, 2026

AI Coding Tools Are Flooding Open Source With Security Holes

Georgia Tech researchers tracking real CVEs find 35 vulnerabilities from AI-generated code in March alone—and estimate the actual number is 10x higher.

Analysis Mar 27, 2026

The AI Pricing War: API Costs Down 93% as DeepSeek Forces Industry Repricing

GPT-4 class models that cost $60 per million tokens in 2024 now cost $8. DeepSeek's open-source disruption triggered the fastest pricing collapse in tech history.

Analysis Mar 27, 2026

Meta's TRIBE v2 Creates a 'Digital Twin' of the Human Brain

New AI model predicts neural responses to any stimulus without scanning real brains, potentially accelerating neurological disease research

Analysis Mar 27, 2026

METR Finds Vulnerabilities in Anthropic's AI Monitoring Systems

External red team spent three weeks probing Anthropic's agent safety controls. They found holes.

Local AI Mar 27, 2026

Open-Weight LLM Showdown Week 6: MiMo-V2-Flash Brings 309B Parameters to Consumer GPUs

MiMo-V2-Flash runs 309B parameters on RTX 4090s. GLM-5 sets benchmarks but needs datacenters. Llama 4 Scout stays out of reach.

Analysis Mar 27, 2026

OpenAI Launches Safety Bug Bounty for Agentic AI Risks

New program pays researchers to find ways AI agents can be hijacked. Jailbreaks not included.

Analysis Mar 27, 2026

YC W26 Sets Records: 14 Startups Hit $1M ARR Before Demo Day

Y Combinator's Winter 2026 batch is the strongest in the accelerator's 20-year history. Investors project a 10% unicorn rate—more than double the historical average.

Analysis Mar 27, 2026

Zephyrus: An AI Agent That Speaks Climate Science

UC San Diego researchers built an AI that translates plain English questions about weather data into code and answers, aiming to democratize climate research

Analysis Mar 27, 2026

Anthropic Wins: Judge Calls Pentagon's AI Blacklist 'Orwellian' in Landmark First Amendment Ruling

Federal judge blocks Trump administration's supply chain risk designation against Anthropic, calling it 'classic First Amendment retaliation.' The ruling sets precedent for AI companies that refuse unrestricted military use.

Analysis Mar 27, 2026

Apple Opening Siri to Claude, Gemini, and Grok in iOS 27 - But Read the Fine Print

Apple's new Extensions system lets rival AI chatbots integrate with Siri. The access is real, but so are the limitations that keep Apple's assistant in control.

Privacy Mar 27, 2026

GitHub Copilot Will Train on Your Code Starting April 24 - Here's How to Opt Out

GitHub's new data policy uses Free, Pro, and Pro+ user interactions to train AI models by default. Your private repo code while using Copilot is fair game unless you disable it.

Analysis Mar 27, 2026

iOS 26.4 Ships Without Gemini-Powered Siri: Apple's AI Promise Remains Unfulfilled

Apple released iOS 26.4 on March 24 but the Gemini-powered Siri overhaul is nowhere to be found. Features now pushed to iOS 26.5 or later.

Analysis Mar 27, 2026

Sam Altman Hands Off AI Safety to Build Data Centers - OpenAI Bets Everything on 'Spud'

OpenAI's CEO delegates safety oversight to focus on infrastructure. The next model is codenamed Spud, and the product team is now called AGI Deployment.

Privacy Mar 27, 2026

OpenClaw: How the Hottest AI Agent Became a Security Nightmare in Three Weeks

135,000+ GitHub stars. Four critical CVEs. 12% of its marketplace poisoned with malware. OpenClaw's rise to fame came with a security crisis that every AI agent user needs to understand.

Analysis Mar 27, 2026

Trump's AI Brain Trust: 13 Tech CEOs Will Shape American AI Policy

The President's new science council includes Zuckerberg, Huang, and Ellison - but not Musk or Altman. Here's why the composition matters and what it signals for AI regulation.

Tools Mar 26, 2026

AI Creative Tools in March 2026: Licensed Music Models, Writing Splits, and Protection Bypasses

Musicians see licensed AI platforms launching, writers remain divided on adoption, and artists' defenses crumble under new bypass techniques

Analysis Mar 26, 2026

AI Job Market: Epic Games Cuts 1,000, CFO Survey Reveals Productivity Paradox

Epic Games lays off 1,000 as Fortnite slows. Meanwhile, a CFO survey shows AI job cuts will be 9x higher this year—but AI isn't actually boosting productivity.

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