Companies are monitoring workers not just for productivity but for agreeability.

Lasers aren’t just for scanners and cat toys—they’re precise enough to measure ripples in space-time itself

A deal between the two tech titans would give a boost to SpaceX’s business ahead of a historic public listing. Related, the next big thing?

The school’s famous Honor Code was no match for chatbot-enabled cheating.

Artificial intelligence can handle problems of enormous scope, ushering in breakthroughs in science and medicine. Persistent human guidance is part of the formula.

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Administration’s effort to be involved in rollout of new models marks shift Quick Summary Vice President JD Vance expressed alarm on a recent call with technology CEOs over new AI models such as Anthropic’s Mythos. The White House is weighing an executive order that could create a formal oversight process for the most advanced AI models. Washington and Beijing are weighing the launch of official discussions about the risks posed by AI ahead of next week’s summit in China. Rel

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Let Claude reflect on past sessions to curate an agent's memory and surface new insights.

A playbook from 1962 may be our last defense against looming inequality for the American worker

Company bosses are splitting into two camps over what the technology’s best, immediate benefits are. Neither calls for more hiring anytime soon.

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A.I. has become so powerful that, along with its tremendous promise, the technology poses immediate risks to national security. The United States is competing with authoritarian powers for control of A.I.’s future. Yet the country lacks a strong plan to protect the nation from A.I.’s profound dangers.

Which country is winning at the frontier of modern warfare?

Americans are on their phones all the time and send trillions of text messages every year. Why did we stop calling each other to just check in?

The round of deals follows a bitter fight between officials and AI lab Anthropic over surveillance and autonomous weapons.

Thanks to the rise of Claude Code and other AI agents, revenues are finally catching up to the hype.

The industry is at an inflection point, driven by increasing automation and AI, yet only a small share of companies is poised to capitalise

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