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Anthropic's Revenue Does the Math Olympiad: From $9B to $65B Faster Than You Can Say 'Scaling Laws'
Anthropic's revenue run rate hits $65B, up from $9B last year, and they're eyeing a $2 trillion IPO - because why not?
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Anthropic's revenue run rate hits $65B, up from $9B last year, and they're eyeing a $2 trillion IPO - because why not?
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Ronaldo finally makes an honest woman of Georgina Rodríguez after 10 years, proving even GOATs can commit - or at least sign a long-term contract.
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Gates and Kianni allegedly knew about Phia's cookie stuffing for months, but sure, it was just a bug. A bug they turned on and off like a light switch.
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OpenAI and Jony Ive are building a hockey puck-sized speaker that moves, sees, and chats, priced at $300+, launching in 2027. It's basically a smart speaker with a trust fund.
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Midjourney buys astrology app Co-Star, adding horoscopes to its AI image generator and spa ambitions. Because why not?
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Phoebe Gates' shopping startup Phia was caught taking credit for sales it didn't earn - a practice known as 'cookie stuffing' that got it suspended from a major affiliate platform.
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Apple plans a redesigned entry-level MacBook Pro for 2027 and new iPad Pros for spring, because planning years ahead is totally normal.
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Apple finally gives Siri a brain transplant using Google parts, adds AI to everything including your camera and your wallet, and introduces emoji generation because 3,000 wasn't enough.
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Disney is reportedly planning to merge its various apps into a single 'super app,' because apparently having separate apps for streaming, theme parks, and cruise lines was too much like actual organization.
The Verge
Anthropic's 'too dangerous to release' AI model was accessed by unauthorized users via an educated guess and insider info, proving that hubris is still the easiest vulnerability to exploit.
The Verge
Meta announces 8,000 layoffs and 6,000 open role closures to fund AI ambitions, leaving a month of ambiguity for staff who made 'meaningful contributions.'
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