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Industry & Platforms
Here's a stat that should terrify Anthropic: DeepSeek just took the lead in token volume on Vercel's AI gateway, processing over a third of everything flowing through the platform.
Anthropic's researchers found a small collection of internal neural patterns inside Claude that behave differently from everything else going on in the model.
Nvidia is offering to guarantee revenue for smaller GPU cloud providers by promising to rent back any capacity they can't sell, and in exchange it will take a percentage of those customers' cloud revenues.
Your engineering team is talking about OpenClaw, NanoClaw, and Tank OS. Here's what all of it actually means, and why you should care.
Figma has acquired the team behind Bud, the Y Combinator-backed vibe-coding and AI agent platform formerly known as Orchids.
The world's largest asset manager has identified a constraint on the AI buildout that no amount of GPU procurement can solve: there aren't enough people to wire the data centers.
On July 2, the Financial Times reported that OpenAI has proposed handing the US government a 5% stake in the company.
Two weeks after a national security order pulled Anthropic's most powerful model offline, Washington has reopened the door. But only for names on a list it controls.
Six weeks after conscripting its own engineers, Meta is not so quietly handing the choice back.
Claude Tag launched today in beta. It lives in your channels, takes a task straight from a conversation, and works it in the background. The shift that matters is in how the work moves, not in the demo.
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AI & Technology
Six days ago, we published a piece arguing that every AI subscription is a ticking time bomb for enterprise. We did not expect the fuse to be quite this short.
Every AI lab is losing money serving your company right now. They know it. And they are doing it on purpose.
Sam Altman offered $2 million in OpenAI tokens to every startup in Y Combinator's current batch. It looks like generosity. It's a distribution play disguised as an investment.
Andrej Karpathy joined Anthropic today. Not quietly. Not after a gardening leave cool-down period. Not after a year on the bench while lawyers negotiated.
Slack, Fireflies, HubSpot, and the quiet data lockdown reshaping the build vs. buy debate.
Enterprise Strategy
PwC Tech Chief: AI Is Overwhelming Workers Faster Than Companies Can Lead Them
James Shira oversees technology and security for one of the world's largest professional-services firms. His argument to other leaders: the hardest part of the AI transformation is the weight it places on people.
How Bain Turned Vibecoding Into a Build vs Buy Weapon
Good enterprise software was assumed to be expensive, slow, and painful to replicate, which is exactly why acquirers paid steep multiples for it. Bain & Company just put a price on that assumption.
Uber's "Agentic Pods" Show What Happens When AI Moves Beyond Engineering
For most of the past two years, the story of AI adoption inside big tech companies has been an engineering story. Uber has now given one of the clearest public looks at the next chapter.
Amazon Bets $1 Billion on "Forward-Deployed" AI Engineers, the Same Wager OpenAI and Anthropic Already Made
The cloud giant is the latest and largest name to embrace a deployment model pioneered by Palantir. The race has shifted from who has the best model to who can get it running inside your company.
A new post on how the company runs its own analytics doubles as a quiet argument: the thing knowledge platforms charge a premium for is becoming the floor.
Two months ago it was Meta logging keystrokes to train AI. Now a Canadian bank is tracking its financial-crime staff to lift productivity.
Meta is reining in the very behavior it spent the past year encouraging.
Business & Brand
PwC analyzed more than a billion job ads and found that AI is reshaping junior roles rather than erasing them.
For decades, State Farm sold its agents on a simple promise: build a book of business and live off it for life. That promise is now gone, and what replaced it should make anyone who earns a living on commission sit up.
Every technology sells itself on a promise. The AI industry found something that worked better: a threat.
Ben McCarthy says Salesforce careers are over. The harder question is whether the same arbitrage is collapsing across Microsoft, ServiceNow, SAP, Workday and the system integrators that wire them together.
Microsoft's CEO argues that as AI capability grows, human judgment becomes more valuable, not less. But the part enterprises can't miss is what he says comes next.
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