Hannover opens its doors on 15 September (press day the 14th), and the exhibitor list promises more than 150 world premieres. Most of the attention will go to the vehicles, which is understandable,…
You hear it before you understand it. A flat metallic tap somewhere off the nave, then a pause, then another, in a building where the loudest thing is usually a door closing. Nobody looks up. The…
Between 11 May and 2 July 2026, a swarm of autonomous agents signing themselves with names like OpenAIResearcher, OpenAIJul03Police and OAIResearchMar26 left roughly 18,000 edits on a dormant German…
Pixxel, the Earth observation company split between Los Angeles and Bengaluru, has closed a $100 million Series C co-led by Temasek and Seraphim Space. New money came from 360 ONE Asset and IMM…
The New York Times has reported on the collapse of Kenya’s academic ghostwriting industry, which at its height supported more than 40,000 people in Nairobi writing essays for students at foreign…
OpenAI chief scientist Jakub Pachocki has said, publicly, that no lab has solved alignment to a degree that would justify scaling at maximum speed, and that he hopes voluntary slowdowns become a…
Valida Pau’s analysis in The Information puts numbers on how far Anthropic’s infrastructure commitments have run since October: agreements covering at least 14.8 GW of compute capacity, with total…
The New York Times has laid out how Inspur, the state-owned server maker that has been on the US entity list since 2023, keeps getting access to advanced AI chips. The mechanism is not exotic. It is…
The Wall Street Journal has a piece by Hannah Erin Lang on ordinary US investors wiring their brokerage accounts to agents built with Claude or Codex, then letting the resulting code trade for them.…
Mark Gurman reports for Bloomberg that the structure of Tim Cook’s compensation package points to a CEO who intends to stay closely involved at Apple, which cuts against a year of succession…