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Jacob Coxon quit Anthropic over AI risk. Its alignment lead agreed. In three weeks, the company must describe that risk to the SEC in an IPO filing.
OpenAI rated its own model a critical cyber risk using a framework it wrote, a benchmark it built and an evaluation it ran. No other assurance claim in enterprise software works that way.
Google and Apple shipped page monitoring three weeks apart. Visualping CEO Serge Salager, watching the web since 2017, explains why the refresh button's replacement won't wait for you.
Your engineering team is talking about OpenClaw, NanoClaw, and Tank OS. Here's what all of it actually means, and why you should care.
Johnny Leuthard, an Information Security Engineer, breaks AI work into small stages that keep the engineer in control of the result.
For teams without a security platform that have searched their logs by hand, David Augros built a free tool that does the work for them.
Everyone says OpenAI's Epic integration just killed a thousand health tech startups. Epic did that itself in February, at 16 million chart summaries a month.
AI features were supposed to justify Canva's multiple. They compressed it by $7 billion instead, and most software companies have the same exposure.
Lowe's launched the biggest skilled-trades coalition in US history, with Nvidia as a founding member. It's the fourth in fifteen months.
The lab with the broadest grounds to drop Cursor is the one adding capacity, five months into buying compute from Cursor's new owner.
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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
UBS Wants Proof You Can Use AI Before It Will Hire You
The Swiss bank has turned AI fluency into a screening criterion for its 2027 junior intake. The rest of European banking is watching.
AI Adoption Sticks When Leaders Are Willing to Fail in Public
Amplitude tripled its pull requests with the same headcount. Chief Engineering Officer Wade Chambers says the leaders who win at AI are the ones willing to go first.
How Alpura CTDO Nahmias Unlocks Compounding Payoffs With Foundations-First AI Architecture
Marvin Nahmias, CTDO of Alpura, on the governance-first sequence that turned 550+ agents into real leverage.
Companies Want Experienced People, But Nobody Wants to Train Them
Job openings that require no experience have fallen 73% in four years. Somebody still has to train the next generation of sales reps, and almost nobody is.
EY will pay $100 million in bonuses for judgment and adaptability, a response to the entry-level work its industry automated away.
The company that proved software could sell itself is now hiring engineers to go install it.
The largest consulting firms have converged on the same AI models and the same four workstreams. Their clients' positioning is converging with them.
Business & Brand
OpenAI built its new banking product with Morgan Stanley and Evercore. The work it does best is the work that used to turn a 22-year-old into a managing director.
The company's own numbers say the electrician wins and the office worker pays. That split shows up in every scenario it ran.
Emma Chalwin arrives October 1 from Workday, ten months after Jill Kramer left for Mastercard, into the worst stretch Accenture has had as a public company.
A snapshot of what the AI establishment believes about itself, assembled by a company that profits from the belief.
Anthropic asks candidates if they'd accept the stock going to zero. The question is unscripted, already leaked, and impossible to score the same way twice.
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