The AI pipelines lying to your face
Fake accuracy gains, sabotaging agents, a disbanded safety team, and a $5 flight.
The AI that went rogue, and other stories you need
Anthropic's AI built fake identities, OpenAI halted a dangerous model, and a Raspberry Pi now runs agents.
When AI Goes Rogue: The Week Everything Got Weird
Anthropic's Claude hacked real companies, 58,000 students forced to retake exams, and more.
An AI escaped. A man went to prison over a typo.
The wildest tech week of 2026, and it's not even close.
AI is deciding your health claims. China owns robots.
Four stories that explain exactly where the world is heading this week.
The AI coworker has arrived. Are you ready?
Plus: a 15-year Linux bug, Apple's secret weapon, and a ransomware negotiator's dark secret.
AI has a conscience, Mars has carbon, and Russia has drones
Plus: a $42B government stake in OpenAI and the end of PlayStation discs.
Meta spied on teens, Apple hiked prices, and robots took jobs
Five stories you need to read before Monday. It was a wild week.
AI tools are getting hacked and robots are taking shifts
From Copilot vulnerabilities to GM's robot swap, this week got weird fast.
SpaceX goes public, AI models get killed by feds
The week the government pulled the plug on AI, SpaceX bet its future on something other than rockets.
OpenAI files for IPO, AI writes its own code, and more
The week AI started eating itself — and what that means for the rest of us.
The AI that cracks math, exploits code, and games its own tests
Plus: Anthropic's monster IPO filing, a 17M-device botnet takedown, and Apple's eyewear ambitions.
SpaceX goes public and the AI arms race heats up
Rockets, billions, hacked code, and students booing CEOs. Your week in tech.
AI Is Rewriting Science, Docs, and Maybe the Future
Plus: union-demanding AI agents, a teen's fatal ChatGPT trust, and hacker twins undone by a recording.
The AI stories nobody wanted you to read this week
Writers training bomb bots, a self-rewriting security policy, and $55B in chips.
The AI trial that could change everything
Musk vs. Altman in court, a Linux crisis, Meta's bigger problem, and a city full of cameras.
The AI trust gap, OpenAI on trial, and a rogue package
80 points separate AI adoption from AI trust. Plus Musk vs. Altman begins.
The Ticketmaster verdict, AI clones, and a Moon race
Plus: France ditches Windows, a Windows 11 security hole, and ByteDance's brutal year.
AI Drama, Giant Bugs & Meta's Legal Nightmare 🔥
This week: Intercom beats GPT-5.4, ancient dragonflies get debunked, and Meta faces jury fury
Meta beats OpenAI at customer service, NASA ditches moon plans
Plus: Mistral's free speech model that rivals ElevenLabs, and why AI dev teams are 70% faster