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The United States government appears ready to grant Anthropic permission to resume development of its most powerful artificial intelligence model, known internally as Claude 5 or Fable, according to recent reporting. This development marks a significant step in the ongoing negotiations between American officials and leading AI companies over how to balance national security concerns

Streaming viewers in California have long endured a familiar jolt. One moment they sink into a quiet drama or late-night comedy. The next, an advertisement blasts through their speakers at ear-piercing levels. That experience ends, at least legally, on July 1. Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 576 last October. The measure prohibits video streaming

Nintendo finally delivered a new Star Fox title this month. Velan Studios built the 2026 Switch 2 remake of the 1997 classic. It launched June 25 with fresh visuals, voiced dialogue, a prologue on James McCloud, and 4v4 multiplayer battles. Critics call it the definitive version. Fans split between delight at the return and fatigue

Salesforce employees have grown uneasy. Their company just opened the doors wider for Anthropic’s AI to operate inside Slack. The latest move, a feature called Claude Tag, lets users summon the chatbot directly in channels by typing @Claude. It behaves like another teammate. One that watches conversations, pulls data, completes tasks and reports back in

Erik Brynjolfsson saw the pattern first. Last summer his team at Stanford paired payroll records from ADP with measures of AI exposure. The result landed like a warning shot. Employment for workers ages 22 to 25 in the occupations most exposed to generative AI fell sharply relative to their peers. Critics called it noise. Interest

Claude Mythos changed the math. In April 2026, Anthropic’s model autonomously uncovered thousands of high-severity zero-days across major operating systems and browsers. One bug in OpenBSD had sat undetected for 27 years. The era of human-paced vulnerability discovery ended that day. Yet the most measured voices in the field refuse to panic. A blog post

SpaceX and Charter Communications have formed a partnership that brings Starlink satellite connectivity directly to mobile phones across the United States. The agreement, announced on June 27, 2026, allows Charter to integrate Starlink’s direct-to-cell technology into its Spectrum Mobile network, promising expanded coverage in areas where traditional cellular towers fall short. This move marks a

Mark Zuckerberg once seemed content to let old scandals fade. Not anymore. In a move that echoes authoritarian overreach more than Silicon Valley strategy, Meta has spent the past year hounding former executive Sarah Wynn-Williams for writing a book. The result? Her memoir Careless People became a bestseller. Public fascination grew. And the company now

The US government has officially reinstated access to Claude Mythos 5, the advanced AI model developed by Anthropic that had been temporarily restricted due to national security reviews. This decision marks a significant shift in how federal agencies approach the integration of high-capability artificial intelligence systems into their operations. According to a report from Mashable,

An anonymous GitHub account has assembled dozens of working exploits into one repository. Security teams now face a single destination packed with proof-of-concept code for unpatched or recently fixed vulnerabilities. The collection, called Exploitarium, surfaced in recent days and quickly drew attention from both researchers and underground forums. Its owner, known only by the username