Why 100+ tech giants are warning about AI cyber threats—while refusing to fix the problem themselves The Warning Nobody Wanted to Write On Thursday, something unprecedented happened in Silicon Valley. OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and over 100 other companies signed a joint open letter warning that AI-enabled cyberattacks against critical infrastructure are imminent. The … Read more
Inside the shadow market where your team’s casual conversations have become the most valuable commodity in tech The Email You Sent Last Tuesday? It’s Worth $50. Not because it contained a brilliant idea. Not because it closed a deal. Because it was written by a human. Last week, The Information revealed something that should have … Read more
Kimi K3 is changing the AI race. Here’s why analysts believe Moonshot AI’s open-weight model could reshape OpenAI, Anthropic, pricing, and the future of artificial intelligence. Kimi K3 Isn’t Just Another AI Model—It’s a Warning Shot to Silicon Valley For nearly three years, the AI conversation has revolved around one assumption: The most powerful AI … Read more
Artificial intelligence has a memory problem. Once a large language model learns something during training, removing that knowledge is incredibly difficult. Developers have traditionally relied on safety guardrails, content filters, and reinforcement learning to stop models from producing dangerous information. But those approaches don’t actually erase what the AI has learned—they simply try to prevent … Read more
Most people saw the headline and assumed Meta was simply blocking competitors’ AI tools. That isn’t the real story. Meta’s reported restrictions on engineers using Anthropic’s Claude Code and OpenAI’s Codex reveal something much bigger happening inside the AI industry. Companies are no longer just competing to build better AI models—they’re trying to prevent those … Read more
Imagine spending billions of dollars protecting some of the world’s most sensitive military and intelligence systems, only to discover that an artificial intelligence model can find its way through nearly all of them in a matter of hours. That is the startling claim emerging from Washington this week. According to reports, General Joshua Rudd, who … Read more
So here’s what happened. For months, Amazon was pushing its own internal AI coding assistant—Kiro—almost like a strict company policy: “Use this, and only this.” Engineers needed special approval to use anything else. Now? That wall is gone. Amazon is officially rolling out: …to all corporate employees. And yes—this is a complete reversal. Why Did … Read more
For decades, writing code meant sitting in front of a screen, typing line after line, solving problems manually. That era may be ending faster than anyone expected. Inside Google, a dedicated “strike team” has been assembled—not to write code, but to build AI that can do it better than humans. And they’re not alone. This … Read more
Two of the world’s most valuable AI companies—OpenAI and Anthropic—are locked in a bitter rivalry that goes far beyond business competition. At its core lies a deeply personal and philosophical clash between CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, a feud that has simmered for a decade and recently exploded into public view. Wisdom … Read more
While missiles rain on Iranian targets and ground forces position for potential escalation in Operation Epic Fury, a quieter but potentially more consequential war is raging—in courtrooms and policy memos. This isn’t about drones or cyber ops. It’s about who ultimately controls AI when it’s deployed in national security. At the heart: Anthropic—the San Francisco-based … Read more