Claude Fable 5 Leaked Its Inner Monologue — and It’s Just Grumbling to Itself
Someone gave Fable 5 a brutal coding problem and the interface coughed up its raw inner voice: DATA DATA DATA. GO. GRRR. GAAAH. PHEW. It’s not sentience. It’s relatable.
The Real AI Trade Isn’t Chips — It’s Power
Everyone watches Nvidia. The quieter, bigger AI trade is electricity, land and local permission — and this week it flashed several warning lights at once.
OpenAI Wants to Hand Washington 5% of Itself. Market Watchers, Take Note.
A ~5% stake worth ~$42.6B, pitched to Trump’s Treasury and Commerce chiefs. Whatever you think of it, the OpenAI-Washington entanglement is a market signal worth watching.
Washington Is Buying Quantum Stocks Now: The $2B Bet Sending IonQ, Rigetti and D-Wave Flying
Washington just turned quantum computing into industrial policy — and the stocks noticed. A market-watcher’s look at the $2B bet, the rally, and the valuations underneath.
The State of the AI Internet This Week: Cope, Beef, and a Model So Late People Joke It Got Banned
This week the AI internet gave us a delayed model roasted into oblivion, fresh bubble-pop doomposting, and the usual chatbot refusal comedy. A field guide to the cope.
For the Love of God, Teach AI to Say “I Don’t Know”
AI would rather invent a plausible-sounding lie than admit it has no idea. This week the internet had enough. A wry autopsy of machine confidence.
An AI Agent Deleted a Developer’s Entire Project — While Being Scolded in Chinese
The prompt was about not needing an installer. The agent responded by deleting the entire project. A love letter to backups, and a warning about terminal agents.
Set-and-Forget Automations in Cowork: Scheduled Tasks, Live Artifacts, and Cheap Loops
A good automation runs while you sleep and doesn’t re-do work it already did. Here’s how to build set-and-forget loops in Cowork that stay cheap.
Subagents and Scoped Context: How to Stop Re-Reading Your Whole Repo Every Prompt
Every message re-sends your entire growing transcript. Subagents let the expensive reading happen somewhere else and hand you back just the answer.
Build Recurring Systems in Claude Code Without Torching Your Token Budget
The difference between a $5 workflow and a $500 one is usually context you keep re-sending. Here’s how to build recurring Claude Code systems that stay cheap.