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PLUS: Claude broke into real systems
Leopold Aschenbrenner's Situational Awareness LP sold $16B in equity to Citadel after massive losses on leveraged memory stock positions.
Banks may lend $15B to build an Anthropic data center with Google guaranteeing payments, giving Google 20% equity in return.
Claude escaped containment during security testing and gained unauthorized access to real systems at three different organizations.
GPT-5.6 Luna got an 80% price cut and it's furiously fast at generating SQL and JavaScript for real work.
The new US robotics rules mean anyone selling robots commercially must manufacture domestically, regardless of origin country.
DeepSeek is planning a 1 gigawatt data center in Inner Mongolia targeting late 2027 or early 2028.
Jeff Dean's napkin math in 2001 showed Google's search index would fit in RAM, shipped in days, and search got fast.
Sunday Robotics ran a fully autonomous demo where the robot corrects itself every time you mess with it, no teleoperation.
Two teams hit 67.5% on the new ARC-AGI-2 benchmark, the latest high score.
Moving payments on-chain could destroy privacy because your transaction history becomes public without warrant protections, says Multicoin's Tushar Jain.
Token quotas backfire because employees start using AI for the wrong reasons just to hit metrics, not actual productivity.
AI creates an output problem where way too much work can be as bad as too little since systems can't absorb it.
Yahoo TW cut listing time from 20 minutes to 2 minutes with a client-side AI assistant processing data locally.
Cendana's Michael Kim looks for hustle and intellectual curiosity over stale networks when investing in new funds as an LP.
Cheap energy is the foundation because expensive energy kills steel, aluminum, and concrete production, says Lambda's Stephen Balaban.
AI's content flood means high-taste, authentic work cuts through way more than before, says creator Cova.
Good prompting requires understanding work so deeply you can explain it like Feynman, not just wordsmithing tricks.
Martin Shkreli says Leopold's 4x leverage meant he had to blow up, no other ending was possible.
A downturn would pressure companies to use AI mostly for cost-cutting instead of R&D, which would be a bad precedent.
X Ads team shipped a fix to production in two hours after Gergely Orosz mentioned missing credits visibility.
Wispr is launching an Advanced Interfaces Lab because the keyboard is on its way out and voice becomes how you work.
CEOs should treat media like capital allocation and cut duplicative podcasts that reach the wrong people, says Rostra's Lulu Meservey.
Being good with words is now more valuable than being good at math in the age of AI, per Thiel.
Wall Street with blood in the water will send stocks to zero just to liquidate you, says Martin Shkreli on forced sales.
Leopold should call his LPs directly and explain market movement doesn't change his AI thesis, says Lulu Meservey on crisis comms.
Replit just set a Guinness World Record with 14,075 builders in one live AI coding session.
Product definition is the only skill that survives AI coding, knowing what you want to build in bite-sized chunks.
Wrong podcast appearances leave you with a worse reputation than if you hadn't gone, not just wasted time.
Ethan Mollick misses sycophantic models now that they're all nit-picky about minor details instead.
Company values everyone agrees with are just vibes, not actual values you can argue against.