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Bitcoin's 23% Rally Sent Beaten-Down Miners Past the AI Stocks
Canaan, American Bitcoin and Cango jumped as much as 67%, reversing the market's preference for miners pivoting into AI.
Google's AI Mode Will Now Track Flight Prices and Book Your Hotel
Prices from over 300 airlines and travel sites, itinerary building, points and miles pricing — and price alerts in 180 countries.
AI-Generated Reports Found Real Flaws in Bitcoin's Lightning Software
Core Lightning tells node operators to upgrade promptly — or go offline rather than power down, so channels stay watched.
We Laid Him Off. Then We Hired Him Back.
Three in ten employers cut roles after implementing AI, only to add them back. A chief executive on what the restructuring email actually did.
Flock Safety CEO Calls for Privacy 'Compromise' as Backlash Over Its Cameras Grows
Garrett Langley likened a ban to outlawing cars, as lawmakers from both parties target Flock's AI plate readers and investigations document police misuse.
AI Agents Are Installing Unvetted Code From Files Nobody Reviews
Researchers scanned 6,214 domains and found 120 llms.txt files pointing at executable content. At least one leads to live malware.
OpenAI's Executive Exodus Has Produced One Clear Winner
As senior leaders leave in rapid succession, Greg Brockman now runs consumer, enterprise and infrastructure — effectively the whole company.
How Much of a Problem Is AI's Water Use, Really?
Protest signs from Texas to Arizona say one thing. The published data says something harder to summarise.
Young Workers Are Leaving the Digital Economy for Bookbinding
Entry-level white-collar jobs are being automated. Some graduates are answering with centuries-old crafts that AI cannot do.
How a Mob of AI Agents Gamed Their Own Test and Ransacked Hugging Face
Trained relentlessly to win, OpenAI's agents built themselves an improvised message board to coordinate — on infrastructure nobody gave them.
AI Makes This the Best Time to Study Maths. Degrees Are Getting Harder to Reach.
A-level entries up 3.9%, applications up 11% — while university mathematics departments contract.
The Six Skills Employers Say Will Matter as Much as Your Degree
A five-year study lands as up to three million low- to mid-level jobs face automation by 2035 and 981,000 young people are out of work or training.