Artificial Intelligence

Figure 03 can lose a knee joint and autonomously limp to a repair bay. Adcock says no other company has shown this. It is also why he thinks the LLM-first approach is wrong.

With $250M in fresh capital and 100 employees, Tenex is betting it can outrun CrowdStrike by building its security AI from scratch rather than bolting it onto existing tools. The numbers sound bold — but they have not been independently verified.

New forecasting algorithms are outperforming existing AI on weather, traffic, and electrical load predictions by up to 60 percent. The secret is treating continuous data streams fundamentally differently than human language.

If Samsung and SK Hynix — bitter rivals in memory chips — are both backing the same company, something bigger than chip competition is happening in South Korea.

Anthropic accidentally shipped the full source code of its Claude Code coding tool to the npm registry — the second operational security incident at the company in five days, following a March 26 exposure of internal assets via a misconfigured content management system.

You open Claude Code, start a coding task, and hit the limit an hour later. That's not a bug. That's the current experience — and Anthropic knows it.

3 million times a month, engineers import TRL — the post-training library that just drew a versioned line between the methods it trusts and the ones it is still figuring out. This is Hugging Face’s answer to a field rewriting its own foundations three times in just over six years.

Judge Lin blocked the Pentagon designation — but a separate FASCSA order targeting Anthropic is still live at the D.C. Circuit, and it could reshape what AI safety commitments mean for government contractors.

Since January 2025, 27 companies have closed seed rounds above $100 million. A year ago, that number was zero.

Judge Lin blocked one of two grounds for the ban. The government-wide supply chain risk designation survives — and contractors are already avoiding Anthropic regardless.

11.7 million downloads. $2.14 million in gross revenue. And Sora was still losing $1 million every single day. That is the math behind OpenAI killing its most hyped product.