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Insights on AI, machine learning, and technology strategy

Goldman Sachs is deploying Anthropic's Claude across its accounting and compliance divisions. Here's why this 'white-collar automation' milestone matters for every business.

Big Tech is set to spend $600 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026. From NVIDIA's new optical chips to massive data centers, here is what this historic investment means for the market and your business.

In a stunning display of autonomous coding capability, a team of 16 parallel Claude Opus 4.6 agents built a 100,000-line C compiler capable of compiling the Linux kernel—without human intervention.

Anthropic launched a legal plugin for its Cowork platform and stocks crashed across software, publishing, and data services. Here's what this market rout means for small businesses and the future of professional services.

Google's Gemini 3 has officially crossed the 750 million user mark, signalling a major shift in mass AI adoption. Here is what this rapid growth means for your small business and why you can't afford to ignore it.

Anthropic's new flagship model redefines AI coding with 81.42% SWE-Bench Verified and massive 1M token context.

Moltbook launched as an 'AI-only' social network. Now, thousands of humans are infiltrating it by pretending to be bots. Here is what this weird trend says about the future of online trust.

OpenAI has hired Dylan Scandinaro from rival Anthropic as its new Head of Preparedness. Here is what this major talent shift means for AI safety and the industry landscape.

Moltbook, a viral new social network exclusively for AI agents, has reached 1.5 million users. Here is why the rise of the 'AI Consumer' changes everything for small business marketing.

Google has integrated Veo 3.1 directly into YouTube Studio. Learn how to use 'Ingredients to Video' to create 4K marketing content at scale without a professional videographer.

OpenAI released a standalone Codex app for macOS that lets developers run multiple AI coding agents in parallel, each working on separate tasks in isolated environments. For small development teams, this changes the math on what a three-person shop can ship.

A hundred experts from thirty-plus countries just published a major report on AI risks and capabilities. Most of it is aimed at policymakers, but several findings have direct implications for how small businesses handle security, fraud prevention, and AI adoption.
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