Big Tech
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.
Big Tech
Three companies that built empires on other people’s data just united against someone using theirs.
Deep Dive
AI coding agents are moving from autocomplete to autonomous software work, reshaping developer jobs, tool economics, and the security of the modern stack.
Startups
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.
Big Tech
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.
Deep Dive
Health AI is moving from novelty to infrastructure as doctors, chatbots, and wearables compete to become your first stop for answers and care.
Deep Dive
Smart glasses are back—again. From Google Glass to new AI-powered frames from Meta and Apple, tech companies keep trying to put the internet on your face—here’s what’s changed, what hasn’t, and why it might finally stick.
Products
Google revealed a screenless fitness band that looks exactly like a Whoop. You pay for hardware. And then you pay for the subscription. Bold move, king.
Big Tech
OpenAI just acquired TBPN — Sam Altman's admitted fave — and pinky-promised independence. The show now reports to a lobbyist.
Startups
An 8-month-old startup just raised $5.5M to sell modular robots it calls ‘Legos for robots.’ The metaphor is so perfect it almost makes you forget you’re building a robot army.
Big Tech
Microsoft launched a 'MAI Superintelligence' team six months ago to achieve AI self-sufficiency from OpenAI. Today's debut: a speech-to-text model. The countdown continues.
Startups
For once, an AI startup solving a real problem for real people—and the 10 million small business owners who deserve a better exit than locking the door forever.
Big Tech
Perplexity sold itself as the honest Google alternative. A new lawsuit says it was quietly feeding your conversations to Google and Meta — Incognito mode and all.