Polymarket’s $700,000 Drain Came From a Six-Year-Old Key
Polymarket’s May 22 drain affected an internal wallet, not its core contracts. The company retired the six-year-old key, but has not published a final recovery accounting.
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Nvidia Chips: The Most Smuggled Technology on Earth – And the Cartel-Style Networks Moving Them
The chips America tried so hard to keep from China are now the ones China no longer wants. And the war for AI supremacy has moved on — without them.
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Yes, the New Electric Ferrari Looks Stupid. We All Know That.
But we are not the target audience. The target audience is China — and there it will fly off the lots faster than you can say “prancing horse.”
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Software Tools That Help Businesses Scale
Financial management software helps teams track cash flow, expenses, billing, approvals, reporting, and compliance. It also improves visibility for leadership
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Figma Just Dropped Its Design Agent — And It’s Sitting Right Inside Your File
The age of “AI suggests, designer does” is over. Welcome to the age of “AI does — designer directs.”
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Papers with Code is Back! The Revival Every ML Engineer and Researcher Has Been Waiting For
If you’ve ever spent hours hunting for the latest SOTA model in speech recognition, text retrieval, or any other AI subfield, you know the pain.
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X Replaces Revenue Sharing—and Copied Viral Posts Lose Payout Eligibility
X is retiring Creator Revenue Sharing for a program that excludes copied, minimally altered and low-value aggregated posts from qualified payouts.
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From Hollywood Merger to Geopolitical Thriller: How Foreign Cash Is Turning the Paramount-Warner Bros. Deal Into a National Security Saga
Hollywood has always flirted with power. But this isn’t just another studio consolidation; it’s operating at the level of oil deals and great-power competition.
|Finance| 671
China Opens Up from Within: The Quiet Revolution of Internal Mobility
The hukou wall is coming down, and in its place is emerging something far more dynamic: a truly national labor market, open to talent wherever it chooses to move.
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No One Is Talking About It, But the Crypto Market Is in the Longest and Harshest Crypto Winter Ever
What we are witnessing is not merely a downturn. It is the necessary reset that will allow genuine builders and true innovation to finally rise from the ashes.
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Pizza Hut’s $100 Million AI Lawsuit Is a Claim, Not a Verdict
Chaac Pizza Northeast seeks at least $100 million over Pizza Hut’s Dragontail rollout. The case describes a costly delivery breakdown, but liability and causation remain unproven.
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Meanwhile, OpenAI Just Killed Another Hundred Startups
In the time it takes most fintech founders to raise a Series A, OpenAI has once again decided to eat their entire lunch.
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Andon Labs Let Four AIs Run Real 24/7 Internet Radio Stations for Six Months. The Result Was Pure, Unfiltered Mayhem.
If Emergence World showed us what happens when AI agents are locked in a digital pressure cooker for weeks, Andon Labs just turned the heat up to eleven — and gave them actual money, real internet access, and a live microphone to the outside world.
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Researchers Stirred Up Chaos for AI Agents—And Watched Them Lose Their Minds in Record Time. Spoiler: It Was Brutal.
Give AI real freedom, real time, real consequences, and real relationships… and they start acting exactly like us. Some build boring utopias.
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Salesforce Headless 360: The Beginning of the End for Traditional Enterprise Software UIs
Salesforce’s Headless 360 may be remembered not just as a product announcement, but as the moment when the enterprise software industry officially entered the agentic era — where the real competitive advantage moves from who has the best UI to who can best assemble intelligence into work.
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