Stewart Tinson
Anthropic's Fable 5 launched, got yanked by export controls, came back, and picked up ID checks along the way. A fortnight of AI sovereignty, told via The Godfather.
xAI has launched Voice Agent Builder in beta, a no-code platform for building voice agents on Grok Voice, claiming top marks on its own benchmark against Gemini and GPT Realtime.
Nearly half of everything you've watched on this channel in recent months has clustered around five conversations, and all five keep circling the same uncomfortable subject.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions, and most of them arrive as newsletters. On unsubscribe culture, marketing bullshit, and why your voice is more welcome here than your inbox space.
A government order pulls Fable 5 offline, OpenAI talks up its own safety testing, and Musk buys Cursor for $60bn. Plus: the ChatGPT story that makes the rest look small.
Three trillion-dollar companies. One week. One jailbroken model. One very early morning, two children, a dog, a rubber duck, and a velcro dartboard.
Jeff Bezos and Sundar Pichai are in the corner playing pool.
with appearances on interactive touchscreens in the US and UK expected before the end of summer. Birmingham, Osbourne's hometown, is first in line.
Pope Leo's encyclical on AI is one of the most serious documents written on the subject. The launch optics undermined it before most people read a word.
Pontiff calls for "disarming" of artificial intelligence and urges global oversight beyond Big Tech
We can't trust what we see or hear. A fraudster opened 46 bank accounts with a fake face. Your KYC controls are next. Are you actually ready, or just hoping for the best?
City Hall vetoes Scotland Yard's controversial US tech contract, citing rule breaches and ethical concerns over the Silicon Valley firm's global track record.
SpaceX's Wall Street debut could hand Musk a $600bn personal stake, a net loss of $4.9bn may raise questions for prospective investors.
A California jury took just two hours to reject Musk's OpenAI fraud case — ruling his claims had simply run out of time.
A panel of practitioners from Western Union, RBC Bank, and DuckDuckGoose AI have warned that deepfake-driven fraud in financial services has moved well beyond isolated incidents and is approaching industrial scale, while most organisations remain unprepared. Speaking on AI-360 Online, Nikita Kuzmin, Vulnavia McDuffey, and Parya Lotfi examined