OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google Just Formed an Alliance — The Enemy Learned Everything From Them
Three companies that built empires on other people’s data just united against someone using theirs.
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AI Coding Agents Deep Dive: Why Every Software Company Now Wants a Robot Engineer on Payroll
AI coding agents are moving from autocomplete to autonomous software work, reshaping developer jobs, tool economics, and the security of the modern stack.
This Atlanta Startup Just Raised $350M to Build Autonomous Hypersonic Warplanes. Also, a Nicer Way to Get to Paris.
Hermeus has $350M, an autonomous fighter drone program, and somehow also a civilian passenger jet named 'Halcyon.' The future of defense tech smells suspiciously like venture capital.
Audicin Wants to Fix Your Stress With Sound. The Science Is Airtight.
A Finnish startup born in a CEO's PTSD recovery is using brainwave entrainment to regulate your nervous system — and the Oura co-founder is backing it.
Anthropic Gave Claude Access to Your Entire Microsoft Life. Claude Spent Monday Morning Offline.
Anthropic opened up Claude’s Microsoft 365 integration to everyone today — your inbox, Teams, OneDrive, calendar. Then Claude went offline for two hours. Presumably to reflect on what it had just agreed to.
Health AI, Explained: Why Your Doctor, Watch, and Chatbot All Want a Role in Your Medical Anxiety
Health AI is moving from novelty to infrastructure as doctors, chatbots, and wearables compete to become your first stop for answers and care.
This Week in Snark: Sam Altman's Favorite Podcast, 88,000 Satellites, and the Fitbit That Gave Up on Screens
Sam bought his favorite show. Google invented a Fitbit without a screen. And someone strapped a Bitcoin miner to a rocket. Standard week, really.