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Chainalysis’s Breach Updates: What “Non-Sensitive Data” Meant For Users
Chainalysis later disclosed that names, usernames, password hashes and live tokens for all users were exposed, revising its earlier account of the breach.
What Did METR Find Inside Anthropic About AI Development?
A METR assessment estimates Anthropic’s capability progress accelerated 1.9x, while most of the evidence it found informative remains redacted.
What Separates Companies That Profit From AI?
Surveys find only a small share of companies report major profit gains from AI, while workflow redesign and governance separate leaders from stalled pilots.
5 Hard-Learned Rules For Turning An AI Idea Into A Production Video
Thorsten Meyer describes how code review, human approval and measured quality gates turned an AI video experiment into a live format.
A Guide To The 15 Best AI Meeting Note Takers In 2027
A source-based guide to 15 AI meeting note takers, led by Plaud Note Pro, with tradeoffs, selection criteria and unresolved product claims.
What Drives Hobby Programmers To Oppose LLM Usage?
An IdeaNavigator AI brief frames opposition to LLMs in hobby programming as a signal for operations teams, but offers no direct evidence about the debate.
Explore The 10 Best External GPUs For Laptop Graphics In 2027
A 2027 buyer’s guide to 10 external GPU options, from integrated RX 7600M XT docks to open enclosures. Compatibility and included parts matter.
A Faster AI Lab And A $1,279 Exploit: Reading GPT-6 Cyber And METR
OpenAI says GPT-6 Cyber helped produce 948 Linux privilege-escalation exploits. METR separately reports faster model progress at Anthropic, with much evidence withheld.
46 Data Center Ballot Votes Went One Way. Here’s What Voters Decided
Unofficial results show restrictions leading in 46 of 47 local data center ballot measures across 10 states, though the measures vary widely.