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Updates Below are some of the highlights in AI, robotics, and machine learning for this past week. 5/3 5/2 5/1 4/30 4/29 4/28 4/27 Learn More You can get more details as well as citations in my AI Timeline. Learn how to take advantage of its filters here.

Sam Altman called Anthropic's restricted Mythos rollout 'fear-based marketing.' Nine days later, OpenAI did the exact same thing with Cyber.

Claude Code has developed a strange habit of grossly overestimating completion times. I share a screenshot of one that was off by hours.

Anthropic's Mythos finds 2,000 flaws across operating systems, apps, and browsers; a judge dismisses Musk's fraud allegations against OpenAI; AI reads a 2,000-year-old scroll; and the White House ousts Commerce Department AI official after four days.

Jury selection begins Monday in Musk v. Altman. Here's a timeline of OpenAI's corporate restructurings, the case law both sides may argue, and why the statute of limitations may be OpenAI's cleanest path to winning.

AI washing gave companies a cover story for mass layoffs. Now a startup is paying those same workers for the institutional knowledge they walked out with.

More layoffs coming to Meta (reportedly), Anthropic and OpenAI find themselves on opposite sides of an Illinois AI liability, the Trump administration had a productive meeting with Anthropic, and more OpenAI leaders left the company this week.

An Anthropic AI model goes rogue, breaks out of secure sandbox, emails researcher; OpenAI backs Illinois bill to shield AI labs from liability lawsuits; a man is arrested for throwing Molotov cocktail at Sam Altman's house; and a Florida AG opens probe…

This week in AI: Microsoft launches its own models, Anthropic accidentally leaks its Claude Code codebase, Google drops Gemma 4, and courts crack down on AI hallucinations with penalties.

After two-plus years of manual AI curation, I automated my workflow with Claude Code in a weekend. My five best tips for agentic coding beginners.

For 30 years, South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker have built their entire brand on doing the thing you’re not supposed to do. So naturally, when they waded into the murky AI waters, they became one of the only companies in the industry actually…

This week's AI roundup covers Claude's skyrocketing popularity, Anthropic's potential IPO, a landmark social media addiction ruling, GitHub's new training data policy, and a man who lost €100K to a ChatGPT persona. It's been a week.

Judge Rita Lin called the government's supply chain risk designation against Anthropic 'Orwellian'. What it means for AI companies.

An AI-generated soldier fooled MAGA supporters—until the truth came out. Plus: Google's secret Mac app, advertising ROI questions, and surveillance revelations.

From defense contracts and lawsuits to humanoid robots, AI agents, and enterprise deployments, this week’s AI news spans government policy, corporate strategy, and new tools from Google, Microsoft, and Anthropic.

This week in AI: the Pentagon labels Anthropic a supply-chain risk, OpenAI hardware exec Caitlin Kalinowski quits over a defense deal, Claude overtakes ChatGPT in mobile downloads, and Microsoft warns of North Korean agents using AI to infiltrate…

Learn how to choose the right speech-to-text model using AI leaderboards like Artificial Analysis and Open ASR. A step-by-step workflow for comparing quality, cost, and speed benchmarks.

Hey folks, I hope you’re doing well, and wanted to catch you up to speed on some new life happenings. Namely: babies. Two of them at once. Lindsay and I welcomed healthy fraternal twin boys into th…

I wanted to write a bit about my partner Lindsay Aranoff and why I’m so grateful we found each other. I could talk about the stuff you could discover from the internet (inaugural Global Shape…