"I Would Have Cured Cancer First": Why Google DeepMind’s CEO Thinks the AI Race is a Mistake
His message was clear: The AI industry has taken a wrong turn.
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The Great AI Sabotage: Why 44% of Gen Z Employees are Quietly Breaking the Machines
The last time we saw this level of systemic resistance was in 1811, when the Luddites smashed weaving looms across England to save their livelihoods.
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Amazon Caught in Secret Price Manipulation Scheme with Levi’s, Walmart, Target, Home Depot and More
You weren’t comparing prices. You were looking at a carefully managed price ceiling that Amazon helped engineer through back-channel calls and veiled threats.Competition in retail, it turns out, was largely an illusion.
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Hermes Agent v0.12: Why Developers Are Ditching OpenClaw for Nous Research’s Self-Improving Agent
In the fast-moving world of open-source AI agents, a quiet shift is happening. More and more developers are choosing Hermes Agent from Nous Research over alternatives like OpenClaw — and the reason is simple: Hermes actually gets smarter the longer you use it.
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Leaked Documents Reveal Meta Earned $16 Billion from Fraudulent Ads It Refused to Remove – Then Fired 8,000 Employees to “Cut Costs”
The company’s own data showed its platforms were serving users an estimated 15 billion high-risk scam advertisements every single day.
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Former OpenAI Technical Director Exposes Sam Altman's Lies About AI Safety
When lawyers asked her point-blank whether Altman was telling the truth, her answer was simple and unequivocal: "No."
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Sorce: Tinder for Jobs, Where Swiping Right Means “Apply Now” (and AI Does the Rest)
In the brutal 2025–2026 job market, where applicants often send hundreds of applications only to hear nothing back, a Y Combinator startup has introduced the most natural solution imaginable: make it feel like dating.
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Bone Glue: China’s Latest “Oyster-Inspired” Medical Breakthrough
Welcome to another episode of Chinese Innovations — where nature gets reverse-engineered at record speed.
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The Trillion-Dollar Gambit: Is Musk Using the OpenAI Lawsuit to Fuel the Greatest Wealth Transfer in History?
This is a fascinating breakdown of what could be the most complex financial chess game in modern history.
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Nvidia Is Pulling Off the Most Sophisticated Financial Loop in Tech History
Nvidia has turned its balance sheet into the ultimate AI flywheel: generate cash from GPUs → invest in customers → customers buy more GPUs → generate more cash.
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The Cardboard Army: Why the "Paper Tiger" Metaphor Just Got Real
Tech media is treating this as a "quirky" story — cheap, mass-produced, exotic. But the real "hook" isn't the material or the price tag. It’s the fact that this is the final piece of a puzzle creating a completely new architecture of war.
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2026 AI Creator Toolkit: The Best Neural Networks for Stunning Creatives, Digital Avatars & Reel Editing (Curated by QUASA)
If you’re a content creator in 2026, you no longer need a whole team of editors, designers, and videographers.
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Savor’s Air-Made Butter Gets a Scale Partner, but Its Climate Edge Is Still a Claim
Savor’s carbon-made butter has moved from a 2025 food-service launch to a two-year AAK development deal. The technology is real, but its scale, price and climate performance remain unproven.
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Anthropic’s Claude Agents Can Now “Dream” — And They’re Learning From Their Mistakes While You Sleep
Anthropic just dropped one of the most poetic — and genuinely powerful — AI features of 2026: Dreaming mode for Claude Managed Agents.
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Li Auto and the Pioneer Trap: When Being First Becomes a Curse
Li Auto (LiXiang) was once the golden child of China’s “New Forces” in EVs. The company didn’t just build good cars — it created and dominated an entire category.
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