Pirates scraped and uploaded Spotify's entire 86M track catalog, now circulating as 300 terabytes of torrents.

Ray Dalio says we're 80% of a bubble. Not quite there yet, but close.

LLMs create a new hiring bar: super-unicorns who code, design, market, and ship. Teams are about to get tiny.

India's treating AI like SaaS, betting on cheap labor and headcount. That playbook dies when software becomes labor.

Vibe coding isn't the problem. Blind coding is. Know your system, user, and distribution first.

Most humans write worse code than modern models, but let's not pretend AI is perfect either.

Runway dropped Gen-4.5, claiming major improvements in anatomy, physics and motion for generative video.

AI is an accelerator, so bad guardrails just mean bad code faster. Types, tests, and reviews matter more now.

Manus launched Design View with a Mark Tool so you can stop wrestling with prompts and show exactly where to edit.

Marc Lou built a full marketplace for buying and selling startups, complete with government ID verification and chat.

Once you get used to Claude Code, you start thinking in terms of programming and automate everything from research to invoices.

Cursor topped the list of best AI tools of 2025, beating Claude, NotebookLM, and Tesla's full self-driving.

Y Combinator's batch shows Anthropic models are now most preferred. The opportunity is moving back to the application layer.

Time horizons with LLMs in coding have doubled every four months. This is the worst it'll ever be.

Landing pages fail when they use walls of text, hide social proof, or try being clever instead of clear.