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For years, Dario Amodei has been one of the most prominent figures in artificial intelligence, co-founding Anthropic and building it into a company valued at tens of billions of dollars. But in a revealing turn, the CEO is now publicly wrestling with his relationship to effective altruism — the philosophical movement that shaped much of

The mercenary spyware industry, long thought to be in retreat under the weight of international sanctions and public exposure, has demonstrated a stubborn resilience. New research reveals that Intellexa’s notorious Predator spyware was deployed against a journalist in Angola, marking one of the most significant confirmed cases of surveillance targeting press freedom in Africa in

The American automaker that put the world on wheels with the Model T is now betting that Formula 1 aerodynamics and Silicon Valley-style bug bounties can crack the code on affordable electric trucks — a prize that has eluded every major manufacturer to date. Ford Motor Company unveiled an ambitious and unconventional strategy this week

Atlassian, the Australian-born enterprise software giant behind Jira, Confluence, and Trello, has instituted a company-wide hiring freeze as turbulence ripples through the business software sector. The move, first reported by The Information, signals that even well-capitalized, cloud-first companies are not immune to the economic headwinds buffeting the technology industry in 2025. The hiring freeze comes

In what may be the most significant hardware procurement deal in the brief but explosive history of the artificial intelligence arms race, Meta Platforms has agreed to purchase more than $18 billion worth of Nvidia’s next-generation Grace Vera chips. The deal, which underscores the extraordinary capital commitments now required to compete at the frontier of

In a move that underscores the intensifying competition among frontier artificial intelligence companies for distribution and computing power, Anthropic has restructured its commercial arrangements with major cloud providers, offering them significantly more favorable revenue-sharing terms in exchange for deeper integration and expanded access to computing infrastructure. The shift, first reported by The Information, signals a

In what may be one of the most dramatic user revolts in recent gaming communications history, Discord’s implementation of stricter age verification measures has triggered a mass migration of users toward rival platforms — most notably Revolt, an open-source alternative that has been overwhelmed by the sudden influx of new registrations. The episode underscores the

For years, the friction of transferring files between Android and Apple devices has been one of the most persistent annoyances in consumer technology. While Apple users have enjoyed the seamless magic of AirDrop since 2011, Android users were left cobbling together workarounds — emailing files to themselves, using third-party apps, or resorting to cloud storage

In 1987, the Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Solow made an observation that would haunt the technology industry for decades: “You can see the computer age everywhere but in the productivity statistics.” Nearly four decades later, as corporations pour hundreds of billions of dollars into artificial intelligence infrastructure, a strikingly similar paradox appears to be taking

Tesla Inc. is preparing to take one of its most consequential industrial leaps yet — constructing a dedicated production line for its Cybercab robotaxi at the company’s Austin, Texas gigafactory, with volume manufacturing targeted to begin in 2026. The move represents a fundamental shift in Tesla’s business model, from selling cars to consumers to potentially