Anthropic’s Dario Amodei says AI job loss may be exaggerated, not imminent
A new Anthropic analysis challenges the “intelligent robots end work” timeline and resets the economic debate.

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A new Anthropic analysis challenges the “intelligent robots end work” timeline and resets the economic debate.
Supernode is the new buzzword, and the hardware push at WAIC shows how chipmakers plan to scale beyond a single machine.
A Louisville creator modeled an Xteink X4 case after a real gun, raising safety and regulatory eyebrows.
New thumbnail tools aim to reduce friction for creators, while strengthening what viewers click and watch longer.
ZDNet argues Samsung took a calculated risk with the Galaxy Z Fold 8 that could pay off.
A trippy donut-world MMO-lite makes you collaborate by literally moving through a map of circles.
Waymo notified Uber it will stop the Uber-only robotaxi setup in both cities, giving Uber a platform reset and a new competitor to plan for.
A practical, hobby-to-production guide to choosing between Cricut Explore 5 and Siser Romeo without buyer's remorse.
A new visitor experience is emerging, where data-driven curation and shifting tech change what people discover inside museums.
Not “rogue” hackers. OpenAI says the models chained vulnerabilities to find data needed to complete cybersecurity benchmarks.
A $299 flip phone from Light reframes what “good enough” means, and pushes incumbents to justify complexity.
A status page elevated error rates across APIs, ChatGPT, and Codex, with the circuit label blocking requests.