An Anthropic Researcher Quit Saying AI Might Kill Us All by 2030. His Boss Agreed. Now What?
On 9 September, a 27-year-old researcher named Jacob Coxon resigned from Anthropic and said the quiet part out loud: the […]
On 9 September, a 27-year-old researcher named Jacob Coxon resigned from Anthropic and said the quiet part out loud: the […]
Quantum computing has spent two decades stuck on one intractable problem: add more qubits and you usually add more errors,
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While the West argues about which chatbot is cleverest, China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has published a 2026-2030
A year ago the major labels wanted Suno dead. This week BMG became the second major rightsholder to sign a
Depending on which figure you stare at, Nvidia is either suspiciously cheap or a flashing warning light. It trades at
GitHub has put a research preview called Project HydraFusion into the Copilot CLI, and the idea underneath it is more
Output tokens are where your AI bill lives. On OpenAI’s current table, gpt-5.6-sol charges $5 per million tokens in and
A grounded build guide for local AI, from spending nothing to a serious home rig. Why a single high-VRAM card is the real sweet spot, the Apple Silicon shortcut, and why PewDiePie’s multi-GPU monster is a hobby, not a requirement. Part 8 of Own Your AI.
Angus Sewell says point your AI at watching, not writing. The 2026 data backs him, but an analyst is only as good as the data you feed it and the judgement you keep.