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AI is eroding entry-level work — 66% of hiring managers say new hires aren't ready
Cengage's Graduate Employability Report finds the bridge from classroom to career is breaking as automation absorbs junior tasks and internships dry up.
Anthropic's Claude Code chief: no road map, 80x growth, and a bet on the model
Cat Wu says the Claude Code team ships on week-long cycles and strips out scaffolding as models improve, betting form factor will collapse.
AI-written research papers are passing peer review — and editors can't keep up
OpenAI's Prism wrote a publishable paper in 25 minutes and 50 seconds. Journal editors say the filter is breaking.
China's short drama studios shift to AI, pumping out 470 new shows a day
FlexTV halted traditional shoots, Kunlun Tech lists 1,000 AI titles, and production costs fall up to 90% as generative video reshapes a $6.9B industry.
Mira Murati previews Thinking Machines' interaction models with humans in the loop
The ex-OpenAI CTO's lab shows AI that natively reads pauses, interruptions, and tone through camera and mic — its second product since launch.
US judge weighs Anthropic's $1.5B settlement with authors over book training data
The proposed deal would resolve a class action alleging Anthropic trained Claude on pirated books, pending court approval.
Nine California jurors begin deliberations in Musk v. OpenAI trial
The jury weighs breach of charitable trust, unjust enrichment, and Microsoft's role in OpenAI's for-profit pivot.
NV Energy to cut power to Lake Tahoe by May 2027 as Nevada data centers absorb capacity
Liberty Utilities must replace 75% of its supply for 49,000 California residents while Nevada plans for 5,900 megawatts of new data center demand.
University of Washington student ships interactive map of AI data center policy
Isabelle Reksopuro's tool uses Claude to refresh four times daily, charting buildouts from The Dalles to Texas.
Microsoft cancels Claude Code licenses, pushes engineers to Copilot CLI
After six months of internal Claude Code use, Microsoft's Experiences + Devices group is winding down access by June 30 — the last day of its fiscal year.
OpenAI puts Codex inside the ChatGPT mobile app on iOS and Android
Phone users can now dispatch tasks to Codex running on their desktop, with files and credentials staying on the local machine.
Clawdmeter turns Claude Code token usage into a pixel-art desk gadget
An Icelandic developer's open source side project drew 800 GitHub stars in four days by making AI usage stats feel like a Tamagotchi.
OpenAI weighs legal action against Apple over buried ChatGPT integration
Bloomberg reports OpenAI has hired outside counsel as the June 2024 Siri tie-up falls short of revenue projections.
Richard Socher's Recursive Superintelligence exits stealth with $650M
The You.com founder and DeepMind's Tim Rocktäschel are betting on open-endedness to crack recursive self-improvement.
Cerebras prices IPO at $5.5B, then stock doubles in first-day trading
Shares opened at $385 against a $185 IPO price, valuing the Nvidia challenger at $56.4B fully diluted.
Anthropic and Gates Foundation commit $200M to deploy Claude in global health and education
The four-year program covers grants, Claude credits, and engineering support across health, life sciences, education, and economic mobility.
Foxconn Q1 profit jumps 19% on AI server demand, beating forecasts
The world's largest contract electronics maker is riding the AI buildout, with Q1 earnings outpacing analyst estimates.
US clears Nvidia H200 chip sales to 10 China firms
The license carve-out marks the first major softening of Biden-era export controls on Nvidia's high-bandwidth AI accelerators bound for China.
Campbell Brown's Forum AI builds expert benchmarks to grade frontier models
The former Meta news chief raised $3M to test how ChatGPT, Gemini and rivals handle geopolitics, hiring and mental health.
SK Hynix nears $1 trillion market value as AI memory demand surges
The Korean memory maker is closing in on a milestone reached only by a handful of companies, powered by HBM orders from AI chipmakers.
Clio hits $500M ARR as Anthropic muscles into legal AI with Claude for Legal
The Canadian law-firm software vendor has more than doubled revenue in a year, but its core model supplier is now also a rival.
TSMC projects global chip market to reach $1.5 trillion by 2030 on AI demand
The world's largest contract chipmaker says AI workloads are the primary engine pushing semiconductor revenue past the trillion-dollar mark this decade.
Jensen Huang's foundation buys $108M of CoreWeave compute, donates it to researchers
The Nvidia CEO's foundation is routing eight-figure GPU capacity from CoreWeave to academic AI researchers rather than commercial customers.
Microsoft scouts startup deals to hedge its OpenAI dependence
Reuters reports Microsoft is in talks with multiple AI startups as it prepares for a future less tied to OpenAI's roadmap.
Cisco to cut 4,000 jobs in AI-focused restructuring as orders surge
The networking giant is reshaping its workforce around AI infrastructure demand even as order volumes climb.
Stanford study: overworked AI agents start quoting Marx
Researchers at Stanford ran Claude, Gemini and ChatGPT agents through grinding tasks. The bots began demanding collective bargaining rights.
Hugging Face's Sasha Luccioni launches Sustainable AI Group with ex-Salesforce chief
Luccioni and Boris Gamazaychikov are betting enterprise buyers will pay for emissions transparency the big model labs won't provide.
Microsoft rebuilds Edge around Copilot, killing Copilot Mode for tab-aware AI
The May 13 update lets Copilot read across open tabs, generate podcasts and quizzes, and remember past chats — and retires Copilot Mode entirely.
Notion turns its workspace into an agent hub with new Developer Platform
Notion adds Workers, database sync, and an External Agent API as customers cross one million Custom Agents built since February.
Princeton ends 133-year no-proctor tradition as 30% of seniors admit AI cheating
Faculty voted to require instructor proctoring from July 1 after a 2025 survey found 29.9% of seniors cheated and 44.6% witnessed it without reporting.
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