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Investigation details Webloc, an advertising-based geosurveillance system providing access to a constantly updated stream of recordings from up to 500 million mobile devices (The Citizen Lab)

By Stacey D. WallsApril 11, 2026

Featured Podcasts Big Tech Podcast: The dilemma of the Anthropic myth, violence against AI, Tokenmaxxing at Meta The Big Technology…

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Drift details how suspected North Korean attackers stole $270 million by posing as a quantitative trading firm in a 6-month-plus operation involving in-person meetings and a deposit of more than $1 million (Shaurya Malwa/CoinDesk)

By Stacey D. WallsApril 5, 2026

Featured Podcasts Lenny’s podcast: Anthropic’s Growth from $1 Billion to $19 Billion: How Claude Became the Fastest-Growing AI Product in…

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Research involving 1,372 participants and more than 9,000 trials details “cognitive abandonment,” where most subjects had minimal AI skepticism and accepted faulty AI reasoning (Kyle Orland/Ars Technica)

By Stacey D. WallsApril 4, 2026

Featured Podcasts Big Tech Podcast: OpenAI buys TBPN, SpaceX’s IPO for $2 trillion? Iran Disables Amazon Infrastructure The Big Technology…

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An excerpt from the upcoming book Project Maven details how the Pentagon tapped Silicon Valley to create AI-based warfare tools currently used in Iran (Katrina Manson/Bloomberg)

By Stacey D. WallsMarch 14, 2026

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Google details Coruna, an exploit kit used to hack iPhones through malicious websites; iVerify suggests it may have originally been built for the US government (Andy Greenberg/Wired)

By Stacey D. WallsMarch 4, 2026

Andy Greenberg / Wired: Google details Coruna, an exploit kit used to hack iPhones through malicious websites; iVerify suggests it…

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OpenAI says it will make London its largest research center outside the US, without giving specific details; OpenAI’s European headquarters is in Dublin (Sam Tabahriti/Reuters)

By Stacey D. WallsFebruary 26, 2026

Sam Tabahriti / Reuters: OpenAI says it will make London its largest research center outside the US, without giving specific…

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Anthropic details how it used 16 parallel Claude Opus 4.6 agents to build a 100,000-line C compiler based on Rust, costing about $20,000 in API costs over 2,000 sessions (Anthropic)

By Stacey D. WallsFebruary 5, 2026

Featured Podcasts Channels with Peter Kafka: Jeff Bezos was in love with the Washington Post. What happened? Media and technology…

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Anthropic details how NASA engineers used Claude to plot the route of the Perseverance rover to travel a roughly 400-meter path on the Martian surface (Anthropic)

By Stacey D. WallsJanuary 30, 2026

Anthropic: Anthropic details how NASA engineers used Claude to plot the route for the Perseverance rover to travel a roughly…

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Anthropic details how it had to rethink its take-home test for hiring performance engineers as Claude continued to defeat it, and releases the original test (Anthropic)

By Stacey D. WallsJanuary 23, 2026

Anthropic: Anthropic details how it had to rethink its take-home test for hiring performance engineers as Claude continued to defeat…

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Anthropic details the “helper axis,” a pattern of neural activity in language models that governs their default identity and helpful behavior (Anthropic)

By Stacey D. WallsJanuary 20, 2026

Featured Podcasts Lenny’s podcast: The PM’s Non-Technical Guide to Building with Cursor | Zevi Arnovitz (Meta) Interviews with world-class product…

Heat maps show North Korea’s largest greenhouse at less than half capacity – Radio Free Asia

Balikatan 2026 exercises will highlight Manila’s ‘more active defense posture’ – Radio Free Asia

North Korean agents use fake identities to apply for tech jobs – Radio Free Asia

Award-winning Burmese journalist Shin Daewe released from prison – Radio Free Asia

RFA welcomes release of Shin Daewe, RFA contributor in Myanmar – Radio Free Asia

Spirit Airlines’ money ‘won’t last very long’

Nike cuts 1,400 jobs in second round of layoffs this year

Trump administration decides to reclassify cannabis

Regeneron signs drug pricing deal with Trump, will offer hearing loss treatment for free

What a million dollars can buy you in real estate around the world

Trump falls asleep during Oval Office event as his decline deepens

Hakeem Jeffries calls Trump the stupidest president in history

Republicans attempt to overturn election after Virginia backfires Trump’s Gerrymander

RFK Jr. looked completely crazy during Senate hearing

Investigation opened into Kash Patel’s alleged drinking

Norway plans to ban children from using social media until age 16; government says it will present bill to parliament by end of 2026 (Terje Solsvik/Reuters)

EY survey of 18,000 people across 23 countries: Around 49% of consumers have used AI in the past six months to support their savings and investment decisions (Emma Dunkley/Financial Times)

Trump threatens to “impose significant tariffs on the UK” if he does not scrap his digital services tax, which he sees as unfairly targeting US tech companies (Connor Stringer/Telegraph)

Sources: AI coding company Cognition in early talks to raise hundreds of millions of dollars at a valuation of $25 billion, up from $10.2 billion announced in September 2025 (Bloomberg)

Texas Instruments stock rose 19% on Thursday, its best day since 2000, after upbeat second-quarter forecasts driven by strong demand for analog chips used in AI data centers (Katie Tarasov/CNBC)

Browsing: details

Investigation details Webloc, an advertising-based geosurveillance system providing access to a constantly updated stream of recordings from up to 500 million mobile devices (The Citizen Lab)

Drift details how suspected North Korean attackers stole $270 million by posing as a quantitative trading firm in a 6-month-plus operation involving in-person meetings and a deposit of more than $1 million (Shaurya Malwa/CoinDesk)

Research involving 1,372 participants and more than 9,000 trials details “cognitive abandonment,” where most subjects had minimal AI skepticism and accepted faulty AI reasoning (Kyle Orland/Ars Technica)

An excerpt from the upcoming book Project Maven details how the Pentagon tapped Silicon Valley to create AI-based warfare tools currently used in Iran (Katrina Manson/Bloomberg)

Google details Coruna, an exploit kit used to hack iPhones through malicious websites; iVerify suggests it may have originally been built for the US government (Andy Greenberg/Wired)

OpenAI says it will make London its largest research center outside the US, without giving specific details; OpenAI’s European headquarters is in Dublin (Sam Tabahriti/Reuters)

Anthropic details how it used 16 parallel Claude Opus 4.6 agents to build a 100,000-line C compiler based on Rust, costing about $20,000 in API costs over 2,000 sessions (Anthropic)

Anthropic details how NASA engineers used Claude to plot the route of the Perseverance rover to travel a roughly 400-meter path on the Martian surface (Anthropic)

Anthropic details how it had to rethink its take-home test for hiring performance engineers as Claude continued to defeat it, and releases the original test (Anthropic)

Anthropic details the “helper axis,” a pattern of neural activity in language models that governs their default identity and helpful behavior (Anthropic)