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Dario Amodei has one employee. The CEO of a $30 billion company directly manages exactly one person.

OpenAI is becoming Meta, one employee at a time. It has hired 630 of them, enough to fill an internal Slack channel and worry the old guard.

The coffee machine at every Y Combinator startup is now forking Google’s Antigravity IDE.

HCLSoftware went shopping this week, snapping up two companies in as many days. The move is a bare-knuckled play for territory in the corporate data...

The black box is finally transparent. Langfuse now lets you take the raw, unfiltered feedback from users, their likes, their complaints, their...

This week, the uncanny valley just got deeper. Zoe Schiffer and Leah Feiger break down three stories that refuse to follow the narrative.

Holiday hosting is a minefield of logistical minutiae, guest lists, dietary restrictions, the eternal debate over tinsel versus garland.

OpenClaw became a sudden problem for inboxes and cryptocurrency wallets in 2026. The free AI agent tool went viral, not by generating polite text,...

Forget about AI that can hold a conversation. The real work happens when you get multiple AI agents to stop talking and start coordinating.

Abacus AI wants you to delete ten apps. The promise is a single platform to manage your entire AI workflow, from raw data to a finished product.

Google’s new AI pricing is a class system. At I/O 2026, the company split its future into three clear tiers starting at $10 a month.

Most AI conversations feel like talking to someone with short-term memory loss. You give it your name. It asks for it again two lines later.

Early AI agents ran on a sparse setup: a simple system prompt, a few tool definitions, and hope. That’s changing.

A US senator wrote a letter, and within days Google pulled an AI model. That’s the new reality for tech giants.

The obsession with trillion-parameter models has become a bad joke. A useful one is happening with small ones.

Every major consulting firm has bet billions on artificial intelligence. According to a new Business Insider report, the returns have been...

The math is deceptively simple: a child runs into the street, a robotaxi brakes hard, impact occurs at 6 mph. Minor injuries, the company says.

Anthropic just turned Claude into a command center for the tools millions already live inside: Slack, Figma, Asana.

PhonePe has a hundred and fifty million monthly users. Now it wants to sell them OpenAI's chatbot.

Engineers are now judged by their AI appetite. Teams track token counts, and some have leaderboards.