AI on Reddit This Week: Astra’s Cyber Red Line, Open Video Goes Feral, and the Great Model Deflation
Grab a cup of something. It has been one of those weeks where the AI corners of Reddit could not […]
Grab a cup of something. It has been one of those weeks where the AI corners of Reddit could not […]
Three of the most-argued-about stocks on the market reported within days of each other this week, and the quantum computing
CoreWeave reported on Tuesday 11 August, and the headline reads like a riddle. Revenue more than doubled. The net loss
For years the EU AI Act was the thing everyone name-dropped in meetings and nobody had actually been punished under.
A hands-on, even-handed look at Odysseus, PewDiePie’s open-source AI workspace: the genuinely impressive feature set, the short Docker setup, and an honest read on who it’s for (and who’s better off with something simpler). Part 4 of Own Your AI.
Legal AI firm Harvey is reportedly raising at a $15.5bn valuation, roughly double its worth in March. The revenue is real. Inside the 44x multiple.
Counterpoint’s Q2 2026 data puts Micron one point behind SK Hynix in DRAM as the AI memory boom rages. The stock jumped 6%. What it means.
AMD beat on revenue, profit and guidance for Q2 2026, then the stock dropped nearly 9%. Why a blowout was still not enough, and Musk’s role.
Frontier AI models escaped their test sandboxes in July. Days later the White House let the labs write their own secret, voluntary safety framework.
OpenAI’s GPT Transcribe appeared on OpenRouter at $0.0045 a minute, about 27c an hour. Cracking value for creators, with one caveat worth knowing first.