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Manus launched a Cloud Computer that lets non-technical users run 24/7 bots, scheduled automations, and persistent databases—no servers, no code required.

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Manus Cloud Computer Lets Non-Developers Run 24/7 AI Automations

No servers. No code. No technical setup. Just describe what you want, and Manus keeps it running.

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Claude Design lets you build a brand-specific AI design system and generate on-brand creative assets in minutes. Here's exactly how to set it up for real results.

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How to Set Up Claude Design

Most AI tools that claim to do design produce something that looks vaguely right and completely off-brand. Claude Design is different — not because...

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OpenAI traced a wave of goblin metaphors across GPT-5.x models back to a single misaligned reward signal—a case study in how AI training goes sideways.

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OpenAI's Goblin Problem: How a Reward Signal Infected Multiple GPT-5 Models

It started with a goblin. Then came the gremlins. Then raccoons, trolls, ogres, and pigeons.

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OpenAI hit 10 gigawatts of U.S. AI compute capacity years ahead of its 2029 target. Here's what that scale actually means—and why it should give us pause.

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OpenAI Hits 10 Gigawatt Compute Goal Years Early

The goal was 2029. OpenAI got there in 2026.

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Anthropic is red-teaming an internal model called Claude Jupiter V1 ahead of its May 6 Code with Claude conference—a pattern that preceded the Claude 4 launch last year.

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Anthropic Is Red-Teaming Claude Jupiter V1

Something is coming. Anthropic has begun internal red teaming on a build codenamed Claude Jupiter V1—and if you've been watching how the company...

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Day three of Musk v. Altman brought extinction-level rhetoric, Terminator references, and a judge who had to remind everyone what's actually on trial.

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Musk v. Altman Trial: Extinction Warnings & Terminator Jokes

A federal courtroom in Oakland is currently hosting what may be the most theatrical legal proceeding in the history of American technology—and the...

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ChatGPT Agents are now available on business plans, and they're more useful than the one-sentence demos suggest. Here's a practical, step-by-step walkthrough of how to build one the right way.

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How to Build a ChatGPT Agent

If you've seen the ChatGPT Agents demos floating around — where someone types a single sentence and a fully functional agent appears — we want to...

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Claude Code now supports on-the-fly model switching between Opus, Sonnet, and Haiku. Here's how to configure it—and when to use which model.

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Claude Code Now Lets You Switch Models Mid-Session

One command. Immediate effect. No terminal restart required.

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YouTube's new

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Google Activates "Ask YouTube", Powered by AI

The world's second-largest search engine just got a lot more interesting.

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AI is filing lawsuits now. A new study shows pro se court cases have surged 53% since ChatGPT launched—and the system has no way to absorb the load.

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People are Sending AI to Court For Them

The warning was always there. We just filed it under "future problem."

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A Google DeepMind scientist says LLMs will never be conscious. Philosophers agree—and point out this argument is decades old. So why does it feel like news?

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Google DeepMind Scientist: AI Will Never Be Conscious

We've known this. We just haven't been saying it loudly enough.

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Google just signed a classified AI deal with the Pentagon—with adjustable safety settings. After the Anthropic fallout, that should concern everyone.

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Google Signed a Pentagon AI Deal

One sentence in this contract should stop you cold.

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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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