The Atlantic
The AI-detection tool Pangram has become the go-to arbiter of bot-written text - even though it's about as reliable as a coin flip that occasionally lands on its edge.
TechCrunch
Remote hits $300M ARR with 50% more revenue per employee by deploying AI across the company - and promises no humans were harmed in the making of this efficiency.
TechCrunch
Anthropic tells investors it might finally turn a profit, just in time for OpenAI to file for an IPO and make everything awkward.
TechCrunch
Google announces Gemini app updates, including a Daily Brief feature and AI video model, aiming to compete with ChatGPT and Claude.
TechCrunch
SandboxAQ puts physics-grounded AI models on Claude so scientists can ask questions in plain English instead of coding their own quantum chemistry simulations.
ZDNet
Anthropic's Claude now offers a contract-review skill for $20/month that catches traps lawyers miss, though its QuickBooks and Mailchimp connectors are less impressive.
ZDNet
Gemini watches your videos and gets them; ChatGPT needs Codex to hold its hand; Claude charges $100/month to say 'I can't do that.' A tale of three AIs, one silent drone test, and some truly questionable thumbnails.
ZDNet
Anthropic gives Claude agents a 'dreaming' feature that's really just pattern review - but naming it after human sleep activities says a lot about the company's vibe.
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