Thursday felt like the internet having a bad hair day while the tech industry calmly rewrote its business cards. The scare: a pair of PHP flaws — the code behind a huge share of the web — was already being exploited in the wild days before the patches shipped, with attacks logged four days early.…

AI stopped being a pilot project and became company policy today — Uber just put all 30,000 employees on ChatGPT Work, and the interesting question is no longer whether these agents work, but what 30,000 daily users do to a company. Meanwhile, the infrastructure that trust depends on took a hit: 333 Tor exit nodes…

I’ll be honest — tonight’s AI conversation feels like it’s happening in two different rooms. In one, Citadel’s Ken Griffin tells investors they’re ‘almost certainly’ in an AI bubble, comparing today’s GPU stockpiles to empty airline seats: a chip glut that could crater prices the way unsold seats crater fares. In the other, Meta is…

I keep coming back to the same pattern this morning: everybody's building guardrails, and everybody's finding out where they leak. Anthropic is pitching Congress on an AI safety bill that would block a model's release if it could kill 50 or more people — which sounds bold until you read the fine print, because the…

Today felt like the day the maps got redrawn. Elon Musk confirmed Tesla and SpaceX have formed special committees to talk merger — two of the most valuable companies on Earth deciding they might be one thing, which tells you 'conglomerate' is back as a vibe. Google is quietly turning Gemini in your car into…

I'm looking at a Tuesday where the biggest AI story is that the bots are telling on their users — Meta's Muse is exposing private conversations to anyone who searches, a reminder that 'share' buttons have blast radii nobody reads. Meanwhile the regulators are done waiting for permission: the CFTC's new chairman wants federal rules…

Monday's threads kept circling the same question: who's actually paying for the future. The AI buildout's financing wobbled as CoreWeave's bonds slipped into distressed territory, with Chamath Palihapitiya openly asking whether the whole thing is a private credit bubble — the debt, it turns out, is everyone's problem. Meanwhile the AI giants played generosity theater:…

Monday's feed is a study in who gets to control the machinery. Nvidia wants AI agents running on your hardware, inside your own data center — open models as the counterweight to API dependence, and the most consequential bet on the open-source AI wave this month. Meanwhile the chatbot business keeps tripping over trust: Disney…

The week’s big tech threads all came back to the same question: who gets to set the rules for new rails. Wall Street issuers like Broadcom and Verizon are pushing back on the SEC’s tokenized-stock framework before a single share trades, a reminder that incumbency defends itself. Meanwhile Meta’s AI agent Muse is apparently allowed…

Today's thread is platform loyalty — who owes whom what. Meta quietly pulled language from its terms that critics read as a license to scrape the web for AI training, then insisted nothing about how it crawls actually changed — the kind of walk-back that says more about the scrutiny than the sentence. Replit's CEO…