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261 briefings. Five to six new ones every week.
- EDITION #257
The 5-Minute MRI Is Almost Here
The tube you dread is quietly disappearing.
- EDITION #256
$1 Billion, 1 Billion Users, and a 5-Minute MRI
Your Week in Review: the 7 days AI got serious about your phone, your health, and your time.
- EDITION #255
The Cure That Used to Take 15 Years Just Got Compressed to 18 Months
OpenAI's GPT-Rosalind is doing something drug companies have been trying to do for decades
- EDITION #254
A Billion Users. Almost Nobody Knows the Trick.
ChatGPT beat TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube to a billion monthly users — yet the one habit that separates power users from everyone else takes about five minutes to learn.
- EDITION #252
Apple Just Paid $1B to Break Its Own Promise
The privacy company wired Siri into Google. The real lesson isn't build-vs-buy — it's the price tag nobody reads.
- EDITION #251
The 2,000-Year-Old Orca Only AI Could See
A knife-wielding killer whale sat invisible in the desert for two millennia — until an algorithm finally looked down.
- EDITION #250
The Week We Looked Under the Hood of the AI Boom
Money, chips, power, and the people in charge: the five stories that explain how the whole thing actually runs. Five issues, five prompts, two videos, one scroll.
- EDITION #249
Why the Smartest People in AI Just Asked for a Time-Out
They're not panicking about the future — they're handing you a window. Here's how to use it.
- EDITION #248
Why Google Built Data Centers That Chase the Sun
The real bottleneck in the AI race isn't money or chips — it's electricity. So Google made its data centers follow the power.
- EDITION #247
Why OpenAI's Best Coder Gave Up Writing Code
He's a "10x engineer" worth nearly $30 billion who loved nothing more than shipping code at 2 a.m. Then he took the hardest job in AI — and the trade he made is one every high performer eventually faces.
- EDITION #246
Nvidia Just Built AI a Supercomputer — and Slipped One Into Your Laptop
On a single day in Taipei, Nvidia revealed both ends of the agent era: the cloud machine that runs your AI at industrial scale, and the thin laptop that runs it on your lap with no cloud bill. Here's how fast this is moving.
- EDITION #245
No Company in American History Has Ever Grown Like This
Anthropic just filed for an IPO. $9B to $47B in revenue — not in a year, not in a quarter. In six months.
- EDITION #243
Why Businesses Quietly Started Choosing Claude Over ChatGPT
AI adoption just passed 50% of U.S. companies — and for the first time, the underdog overtook the giant in who they actually pay for.
- EDITION #242
Why a Volcano Just Handed Us a 2,000-Year-Old Library
Vesuvius buried it in AD 79. For 275 years it was unreadable.
- EDITION #241
Five Issues. Five Times the Obvious Take Was Wrong.
Entry-level jobs, burnout, AI agents, ads inside your chatbot — this week's biggest stories all flipped the script everyone expected.
- EDITION #240
Why You're About to Pay for the Wrong AI Agent
Three 24/7 assistants just collided — and the one you'll instinctively grab is probably the worst fit for how you actually work.
- EDITION #239
Your AI Chatbot Just Became a Salesman
Google embedded ads directly into Gemini's answers. No leaving Search. No clicking away. The conversation is the ad experience now.
- EDITION #238
Why the People Best at AI Are Burning Out First
The productivity paradox nobody warned you about — and the one move that fixes it
- EDITION #236
Why Your AI Always Agrees With You
A yes-man with a PhD is still a yes-man. One prompt turns it into a red team that attacks your decision before reality does.
- EDITION #233
Why AI Is Quietly Bringing Entry-Level Jobs Back
Everyone says AI is killing the first rung of the ladder. The biggest survey of 2026 says the opposite — and the companies using AI the most are hiring the most.
- EDITION #231
Five Days. Five Things AI Took Off Your Plate.
The AI Super Simplified Week in Review — everything you might've missed, in one scroll.
- EDITION #228
Why You Can Now Make a Video by Just Talking
Google's new Gemini Omni turns a sentence into a video — and lets you edit it by asking. Here's what it does, plus the 3-minute version you can watch right now.
- EDITION #223
Why Your AI Can Now Work the Night Shift
Google just shipped agents that run on a schedule while you sleep — and a $100 preview of where your whole digital life is headed.
- EDITION #221
Everything Google Just Shipped at I/O (Without the Hype)
The four AI launches that matter, ranked by what you can actually do with them
