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Google preps Nano Banana 2 Flash launch—another Gemini variant promising Pro performance at Flash costs. It's model proliferation disguised as democratization, and developers are already exhausted.

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Google's Nano Banana 2 Flash is Here

Google is preparing to launch Nano Banana 2 Flash—a new Gemini model that reportedly matches Pro-level performance at lower costs. The name sounds like a dessert flavor rejected by Ben & Jerry's, but the strategy is familiar: throw another model...

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AlphaFold solved protein folding five years ago and won a Nobel Prize. We still can't cure the common cold. The gap between computational prediction and clinical reality remains stubbornly wide.

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AlphaFold at Five: We Solved Protein Folding and Still Can't Cure the Common Cold

Five years ago, DeepMind's AlphaFold cracked protein folding—a problem so fundamental that solving it earned a Nobel Prize in Chemistry. The system...

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 AI models solve Zelda puzzles requiring six-move planning—but Gemini needed 42 pages of trial and error. Now they want to replace human game guides with automated documentation nobody wants to read.

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AI Beats Zelda Puzzles—But Took 42 Tries to do it

AI reasoning models can now solve complex gaming puzzles that require planning six moves ahead. A color-changing puzzle from a Zelda game—where...

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman promises college grads will work exciting space jobs in 10 years—while his AI eliminates their Earth careers today. We're writing checks we can't cash.

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Sam Altman Promises Space Jobs While AI Eliminates Earth Ones

Sam Altman wants you to know that in ten years, today's college graduates will be working "some completely new, exciting, super well-paid job in...

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Master's degree holders submit 60 job applications monthly with zero callbacks. Computer science grads apply to 51 roles per month. The college-to-career contract is broken, and we don't have a replacement.

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AI Makes Ghost Jobs: 60 Applications, Zero Callbacks

College used to be the bargain. Four years, some debt, one degree—and the doors opened. That contract is void.

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OpenAI plans $110B ad revenue by 2030 through ChatGPT sponsored content. The platform you trusted for unbiased answers is about to become another advertising engine—and we've seen this story before.

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OpenAI's $110 Billion Ad Gambit: When Search Becomes Sponsored Again

We've seen this movie before—and it doesn't end well.

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Global data center investment reaches record $61B in 2025 amid AI boom. We examine whether this construction frenzy is visionary infrastructure or spectacular overspending.

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Data Center Investment Hits $61B: Building Infrastructure for Profits That Don't Exist Yet

Data center investment worldwide hit $61 billion in 2025, according to S&P Global—a record atop last year's $60.8 billion. Analysts describe a...

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Cursor acquires AI code review startup Graphite after hitting $1B ARR. We examine what this consolidation signals about developer tools and AI-powered workflows.

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Cursor Acquires Graphite: When $1B Revenue Meets Code Review Reality

Cursor just acquired Graphite, an AI-powered code review startup that raised $50 million from Anthropic's Anthology fund, Figma Ventures, and other...

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Wharton professor Ethan Mollick explains why AI's uneven capabilities create bottlenecks—and why sudden breakthroughs change everything when those bottlenecks break.

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Ethan Mollick on AI's Jagged Frontier: Why Bottlenecks Matter More Than Benchmarks

Ethan Mollick, Wharton professor and author of Co-Intelligence, just published essential analysis on what he calls AI's "Jagged Frontier"—the...

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Apple researchers develop DarkDiff, an AI that dramatically improves low-light photos using diffusion models in the ISP pipeline. We examine the tradeoffs nobody's discussing.

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Apple's DarkDiff: Computational Photography Meets Computational Honesty

Apple researchers published a study on DarkDiff, an AI model that dramatically improves extremely dark photos by integrating diffusion-based...

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Google releases Gemma Scope 2, the largest open-source interpretability toolkit for language models. We examine whether transparency at scale actually produces safety.

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Google's Gemma Scope 2: 110 Petabytes of Interpretability (And One Big Question)

Google just released Gemma Scope 2, an interpretability toolkit for the entire Gemma 3 model family (270M to 27B parameters). The numbers are...

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OpenAI releases research on monitoring AI reasoning chains to detect misbehavior. We examine whether watching AI think actually tells us what it's thinking.

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OpenAI's Chain-of-Thought Monitorability: Trust, But Verify (Especially the Trust Part)

OpenAI just published research on "chain-of-thought monitorability"—the ability to monitor AI models' internal reasoning to detect misbehavior before...

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10 AI Prompts That'll Actually Save You Time (Not Just Impress Your Coworkers)

Forget the robots-taking-over headlines. These 10 prompts will show you how to use AI for the boring stuff you actually need to get done—like writing emails that don't suck, brainstorming ideas when your brain is fried, and automating the repetitive tasks eating your day.

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