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They Found a New Proton
CERN just discovered a particle four times heavier than a proton. It settles a 24-year mystery -- and opens a new one.
Read »The Anthropic Leak
The AI safety company leaked its own source code and accidentally revealed its most powerful model. Twice in five days.
Wikipedia Bans AI Slop
Wikipedia's editors voted 44-2 to ban AI-generated content. The hard part isn't the ban — it's enforcing it.
AI & the Midterms
AI companies have spent $185 million on the 2026 midterms so far -- mostly on ads that have nothing to do with AI.
The FCC Just Banned Most New Routers
Chinese hackers exploited home routers to attack US infrastructure. The FCC's fix: ban all foreign-made models.
Amex Is Giving You $300 for ChatGPT
It's the first credit card perk tied to an AI subscription. Also, a research firm just warned AI will gut Amex's business.
Was Shutting Down Sora the Right Call?
OpenAI killed Sora, a $1 billion Disney deal, and maybe the deepfake problem -- or just its own version of it.
Meta Just Got Hit Twice in Two Days
Two juries, two states, $381 million in damages. Social media just lost its legal shield.
Did the NYT Just Publish AI Slop?
A Modern Love essay got flagged by AI detectors. The writer says she used AI as an "editor." Nobody knows where the line is.
OpenAI's Automated Research Intern
Sam Altman wants an AI that can do a researcher's job by September
Your Therapist Is on Strike
Kaiser replaced therapists with AI and phone operators. 2,400 workers walked out.
Samsung Rolls Out AirDrop
Your Galaxy can finally talk to an iPhone. It took a European law to make it happen.
Reddit Wants Your Face
The platform built on anonymity is considering facial scans to prove you're human. Its co-founder can't sell it.
Crypto's Firing A Lot of People
Crypto.com, Gemini, and Block cut hundreds of jobs, blaming AI. Recruiters say it's a cover story.
Crimson Desert's AI Disaster
Two million copies sold in 24 hours. Then players found the paintings.
Those AI Slander Vids
Students are making AI deepfakes of their teachers -- and the law, the schools, and the kids are all playing catch-up.
Your Kid's New BFF Is AI
Seven in ten American teens have used AI companions. Two of those teens are dead.
DarkSword
A spyware tool built for governments is now in the hands of criminals. 270 million iPhones were vulnerable.
Grok Undressed Them
Three teenagers say Elon Musk's AI stripped their yearbook photos. The images went everywhere.
"With or Without Cause"
A judge ruled Apple can kill any app "with or without cause." The law firm that fought it got sanctioned.