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The Top 20% of Companies Capture 74% of All AI Returns
Every company using AI is getting some return on it. That's not the interesting number. The interesting number is how unevenly those returns are...
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Every company using AI is getting some return on it. That's not the interesting number. The interesting number is how unevenly those returns are...
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AI reasoning models now outperform PhD-level experts on GPQA and ARC-AGI benchmarks. GPT 5.2 outperformed human baselines in 71% of 1,320 tasks...
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Capital One released VulnHunter on Thursday, an open-source agentic AI tool built to scan source code for exploitable vulnerabilities, trace how an...
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A team at New Mexico State University built an attack that plants false memories inside AI agents, and it works almost every time. Called...
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Sourcetable, an AI-powered spreadsheet platform, put out a press release claiming its self-built "Sourcetable Benchmark" shows it scoring 24 out of...
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Anthropic's newest interpretability research doesn't claim Claude is conscious. It claims something narrower, and arguably more useful: that Claude...
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Bill Curry drives five hours round trip to get an epidural injection for his back. He's done it for years. This year, Medicare's new AI-powered prior...
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An open weights model just pulled level with GPT-5.5 on the benchmarks that measure real-world work. That is not a minor footnote.
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The pitch is simple and slightly unsettling: stop hiring humans for roles that an AI can own completely. Not assist with. Own.
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There's a difference between a tool that responds and one that participates. Claude Tag, announced by Anthropic on June 23, 2026, is Anthropic's...
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This wasn't a jailbreak. Nobody asked the AI to cheat.
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The company that taught us to dream in pixels wants to scan your organs now. Midjourney — yes, the AI image generator — dropped an announcement this...
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.