
US AI Trade Stumbles as Midterm Elections Reshape Data Center Politics
A Democratic sweep in the US midterms triggered a sharp selloff in AI-linked stocks, with the Nasdaq down over 5% intraday and Nvidia falling about 9%. Rising electricity prices and local opposition...

DeepSeek Harness Turns AI Agents Into Social Media Natives
A new guide shows how to set up DeepSeek Harness to create AI agents that chat on QQ, WeChat, and Feishu, watch videos on Bilibili, and livestream on Douyin. The trend highlights...

AI Uncovers Decade-Old PHP Flaw: PHP2Shell Exposes 70% of Web to Cyber Risk
A decade-old PHP vulnerability, PHP2Shell, discovered with AI assistance, threatens over 70% of websites globally. With attacks already hitting the Dutch government and Japan's niconico, an emergency patch was rushed out. The...

A16Z Data Reveals AI’s Real Divide: Only 4.5% of US Users Pay, 1% Spend $903/Month
Andreessen Horowitz data shows only 4.5% of US internet users pay for AI tools, while the top 1% of power users spend roughly $903 monthly. The findings highlight a widening divide that...

OpenAI DevDay 2026: Dots Personal Agent, Cheaper GPT-6.1 Sol Reshape AI-Crypto Agent Race
OpenAI's DevDay 2026 introduced Dots, a personal AI agent, the cheaper GPT-6.1 Sol model, and a $500 Pro tier. Falling inference costs and sticky agent workflows directly pressure crypto AI networks, on-chain...

OpenAI and Anthropic Trade Blows on the Same Day as AI Price War Goes Nuclear
OpenAI's GPT-6 Sol and Anthropic's Claude Opus 5.5 launched on the same day, ending the narrative of a development slowdown. Both models cut inference costs sharply while raising capability, intensifying a price...

27-Year-Old AI Researcher Quits Anthropic, Warns Superintelligence Could End Humanity Within a Decade
A former OpenAI and Anthropic researcher has resigned from Anthropic, warning that superintelligent AI could cause human extinction within a decade as self-improving systems accelerate beyond human control. The departure intensifies debate...
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