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A new open-source project aims to turn the structure of Slack-like teamwork into encrypted, harder-to-surveil collaboration.
Anthropic says it will make Claude Fable 5's restrictions more visible, even if the model refuses more queries.
London is turning into a proving ground for U.S. AI expansion, reshaping where talent, compute demand, and policy pressure concentrate.
A new public tool estimates how much of your library looks machine-made, even across streaming services.
The Israeli startup targets the unglamorous layer: messy pipelines, mismatched systems, and missing context.
A new estimate suggests how much US demand persists despite Polymarket’s offshore restrictions, and what regulators may notice next.
A Merck-trained chemist at the University of Michigan is building “conservation chemistry” with AI speedups and lab robotics.
A new “automatically throw PokéBalls and spin PokéStops” option is rolling out to some players, daily and capped.
UK regulators probe whether Ryanair’s mandatory parent-and-kid seating fees are unfair under consumer law, and Ryanair fires back.
What starts as a DM experiment on mobile could reshape creator outreach, user retention, and platform competition across the US.
AISLE launched Snapshot so AI vulnerability scanning can run inside customer environments without code or security data leaving control.
Palantir’s CEO says Silicon Valley’s AI labs are future-first, customers-first, and even self-aware last.
