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Every briefing, fully archived. Five to six new ones every week.
285 briefings. Five to six new ones every week.
- EDITION #359
The Remote Hire Who Aced Your Test May Not Be Who They Say. 6 Checks Before You Sign.
AI now writes fake applicants' résumés, helps with their tests and juggles their personas. Six checks to run first.
- EDITION #358
This Italian Parking Sign Translated Perfectly. It Still Didn't Say What to Do.
Translation swaps the words. What you need on the road is what a sign means for you, right now.
- EDITION #357
The One Prompt That Turns AI Into a Trip Planner
Answer six questions once, and every answer for the rest of the trip builds on them instead of starting over.
- EDITION #356
This AI Messages You First. It Still Needs Your OK to Pay, Send or Sign.
Claude Duet watches your apps and messages you first. Sending, paying, signing or deleting still waits for your OK.
- EDITION #355
Why Your AI Agent Needs Its Own Email Address
Gmail was built for one person typing. AgentMail and Resend are built for software that sends, reads and remembers.
- EDITION #354
AI Found a Hole Under Most of the Web. Is Your Website Exposed?
PHP2Shell sits under every WordPress site. Plugin updates won't fix it. Here's what will.
- EDITION #353
Insurers Filed 4,078 AI Exclusions in a Year. Read Your Renewal Before You Sign.
The AI giants can't buy enough coverage. Everyone else is losing theirs at renewal, and in their software contracts.
- EDITION #352
Google's New AI Writes 8 Times Longer Answers. The Scorecards Can't Agree Who's Smartest.
Gemini 4 Argon vs. Claude Opus 5.5 vs. ChatGPT's GPT-6 models: what each is best at, and what it costs.
- EDITION #351
Uber Put AI Use on a Leaderboard. The Year's AI Budget Was Gone by April.
AI agents can use 5 to 30 times more tokens than a chatbot. Here are four ways to cut the bill.
- EDITION #350
AI Claimed Answers to 300+ Open Math Problems in One Night. No Human Understands Most of Them Yet.
OpenAI dropped 722 math papers at once. A computer has checked about 42% of the main results. People have barely started reading.
- EDITION #349
AI Agents Can Book Your Hotel. They Can't Find Half of Airbnb.
Travel stocks fell when Meta's Muse launched. Here's why Airbnb might win, and what AI booking means for your next trip.
- EDITION #348
50 Free Credits a Day Buys 4 AI Video Clips. Here's What Google Flow Is For.
Google's AI video studio now makes clips, images, and custom tools from plain English. What it costs and what to try first.
- EDITION #347
He Wrote OpenAI's Safety Reports for 2 Years. Then He Quit: "This Is Nuts."
David Robinson says AI labs are building something they can't fully test. Here's what he saw, in plain English.
- EDITION #346
79% of Weekly AI Users Say It Makes Them Faster at Work. For Occasional Users, It's 38%.
Gallup surveyed 15,482 U.S. employees. The payoff people report from AI tracks how often they use it.
- EDITION #345
The Cheaper AI Model Cost More in 32% of Matchups. Only 11% of Companies Can Predict the Bill.
Researchers ran 8 top AI models through 12 tasks. The list price turned out to be a poor guide to the real bill.
- EDITION #344
Why a Translated Menu Still Doesn't Tell You What to Order
Two menus, a wine list, and an award card, translated word for word and then actually explained.
- EDITION #343
The AI Interviewer Will See You Now. It Wants You to Use AI.
HackerRank’s AI ran 500,000 job interviews in testing. Here’s how it scores you, and how to prepare for one.
- EDITION #342
The $100 Phone Is Dying. AI Data Centers Ate Its Memory.
Memory chip prices have tripled as AI buys them up. Here’s what that means for your next phone and laptop.
- EDITION #341
An AI-Built Lung Drug May Have Also Reversed 3 to 4 Years of Aging
Six independent AI models agreed, in one 42-person trial. Here’s what it does — and doesn’t — prove.
- EDITION #340
Netflix’s AI Doc, in 5 Minutes
Who’s in Netflix’s The AI Doc, what they warn about, and whether 104 minutes is worth your night.
- EDITION #339
Bitcoin Hit $85,000. Its Miners Would Rather Rent Their Power to AI.
Mining pays about a third of what an AI lease does per megawatt. Here's the Bitcoin price that flips it.
- EDITION #338
$300 Billion to $1 Trillion in Two Years. Even Jamie Dimon Won't Name the Winner.
The AI buildout could add about 1% to U.S. GDP a year. America's biggest banker says the dot-com bust is the map.
- EDITION #337
50 Customers, $500 a Month, No Engineers. The 'Idea Guy' Just Got His Revenge.
Altman says AI lets people who can't code build real businesses. Anthropic's own data backs half of it.
- EDITION #336
OpenAI Gave You 3 Modes. Claude Just Deleted the Switch.
Chat and Cowork are now one Claude. What moves, what cannot be undone, and the Auto-vs-Manual call.
