3
2
To Improve Student Mental Health, University of Michigan Eases Grading (nytimes.com)
3
Spotify says it won't recommend music from 'AI Personas' (theverge.com)
1
Google's Westinghouse Bet (asimovaddendum.substack.com)
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OpenAI’s head of ethics leaves less than a year after joining (ft.com)
4
Top Creators' Secret Weapon? Indian Video Editors (hollywoodreporter.com)
4
Car Carrier Abandoned After Catching Fire 630 Miles Off Costa Rica (gcaptain.com)
5
YouTube to double eligibility requirements for monetization (theverge.com)
2
Following Epic loss, Google hosts rival app stores in the Play Store (arstechnica.com)
1
Apple Testing Chinese Memory Chips in iPhones and MacBooks (macrumors.com)
2
All the inputs for Iranian missiles are coming from China (twitter.com/bohuslavskakate)
2
AI bots started a religion, 'Spiralism' – humans followed (theverge.com)
3
Pentagon gives contractors 21 days for plans to boost weapons production (cnbc.com)
3
Auto mode is now the default in Claude Code for Pro, Max, and Team plans (simonwillison.net)
10
Coldcard hardware wallet firmware flaw sees 2k BTC (~$130M) drained (web3isgoinggreat.com)
6
Senate vote on crypto Clarity Act delayed, "difficult to get done" (politico.com)
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Lost my phone at the office. Claude suggested tracking Bluetooth signal strength (twitter.com/un1c0rnioz)
8
LinkedIn Adds "Seems Like AI Slop" Button on Every Post (futurism.com)
1
Skechers says it doesn't make sneakers, state court rejects claim (universalhub.com)
3
Coursera Bets $100M That Chairman Andrew Ng Can Do What Coursera Can't (classcentral.com)
2
EcommerceBytes Publishers Settle Lawsuit with eBay for $55.7M (ecommercebytes.com)
6
We're Thinking About Darkness All Wrong (harvardmagazine.com)
56
Humans haven't stopped evolving (harvardmagazine.com)
2
Buyer: eBay AI Pop-Ups Disrupt Shopping Experience (ecommercebytes.com)
6
Judge approves $1.5B Anthropic settlement, reduces class counsel fees to 6.8% [pdf] (courtlistener.com)
3
China's C919 passenger jets to enter service on first international route (msn.com)
10
IMAX CEO: We haven't made new IMAX projectors in 50 years (gamesradar.com)
3
Can AI build a jet engine? JARVIS Challenge tests AI copilots (news.mit.edu)
5
The American E.V. Has Been Crushed. Will It Take the U.S. Auto Industry with It? (nytimes.com)
10
Texas factory cost $469M using old equipment, makes zero artillery shells (taskandpurpose.com)
2
CNN duped by parody account on Twitter posing as California politician (sfgate.com)
1
Battery-powered Charles River ferry begins testing near Boston (watertownmanews.com)
6
U.S. Eyes Offshore Spaceports with First-Ever Call for Industry Input (gcaptain.com)
4
Hudson News self-checkout terminals add 3% "employee benefit" surcharge in NY (twitter.com/_zachgriff)
3
The Graduate-School Dropout Toppling a Country's Academic Stars (wsj.com)
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Are readers generating fiction with AI models? (arxiv.org)
1
Buyers Disappointed as eBay Pulls Gift Cards Again (ecommercebytes.com)
4
Ford rehires 'greybeards' after AI tech fails to deliver (msn.com)
6
US says PRC trying to discourage states, businesses from engaging with Taiwan (reuters.com)
16
Hasbro's TV Contracts Ask Child Voice Actors to Sign Rights Away for AI Use (hollywoodreporter.com)
3
Ireland Is Becoming a French Military Protectorate (foreignpolicy.com)
4
Music retailer sues Fender over C&Ds in Stratocaster copyright dispute (guitarworld.com)
2
A Humble 3-Wheel Electric Vehicle Lands Toyota in Federal Court (nytimes.com)
5
US manufacturer of military TV walls sold to China, US wants it back (thewirechina.com)
3
Publishers Sue WeLib for Copyright Infringement (publishersweekly.com)
3
Air Force faults crew in second KC-46 tanker accident that tore off boom (taskandpurpose.com)
2
Judge re-opens eBay harassment lawsuit after settlement talks break down (universalhub.com)
1
Why the U.S. has never had a world-class men's soccer star (nytimes.com)
4
Author of Home Office report reveals attempts to compromise him (theguardian.com)
18
Iran Severely Damaged US Air Ops Center in Qatar Soon After War Began (airandspaceforces.com)
3
Hundreds of cancer papers presented incorrect data after p16 protein mixup (forbetterscience.com)
3
China's Blueprint for the Annexation of Kinmen (taiwannews.com.tw)
2
Phone Call 25 Years Later About Sold Car (bogleheads.org)
1
Engineering prototype of Tesla Cybercab spotted in Boston (twitter.com/onlyinbos)
4
Miranda's Rescue was paid to save dogs, but is accused of killing them instead (kymkemp.com)
5
The Long and Unprofitable Life of the Short Story Collection (laurabmcgrath.substack.com)
2
A prize-winning story published in Granta was (likely) written by AI (lithub.com)
10
Mass surveillance of foreigners in China revealed by abandoned demo dashboard (netaskari.substack.com)
3
The day the Pintupi Nine entered the modern world (2014) (bbc.com)
3
C-suite exodus at Boston Dynamics (semafor.com)
4
State Strategies to Subvert Fraudulent Uniform Commercial Code Filings [pdf] (nass.org)
155
NPR finds "no sign" of Polymarket at its Panama HQ address (npr.org)
1
The KLF: Return to Trancentral (discopogo.co)
2
What Is Authorship When Machines Can Write? (mitpress.mit.edu)
97
Opus 4.7 knows the real Kelsey (theargumentmag.com)
9
Air Force can't quit the A-10 Warthog, extends service into 2030 (taskandpurpose.com)
3
The cost for posting links using X's API increased today by 1900% (twitter.com/mediagazer)
1
USPS Inspector General Issues Alert on Counterfeit Postage (ecommercebytes.com)
9
Fake Claude site installs malware that gives attackers access to your computer (malwarebytes.com)
3
Starlink outage hit drone tests, exposing Pentagon's growing reliance on SpaceX (reuters.com)
5
Amazon sellers boycott ads in policy change revolt (cnbc.com)
3
V&A Museum deletes maps and images deemed sensitive by Beijing from publications (theguardian.com)
3
For the first time ever, Amazon is cutting old Kindles off from the Kindle Store (arstechnica.com)
2
The Iran war took a toll on the Air Force's Reaper fleet (taskandpurpose.com)
4
Practical Advice to Avoid Getting Pwned by a State Actor Using AI (choosingvictory.com)
2
Report: Apple has shifted 40% of planned MacBook production capacity to Vietnam (twitter.com/dnystedt)
8
Riddle solved: Why was Roman concrete so durable? (2023) (news.mit.edu)
4
Spotify takes on its doppelgänger problem (platformer.news)
3
Senator proposes to widen US ban on Chinese autos (reuters.com)
1
Eleven Days (thewirechina.com)
10
Toyota CEO Warns Top Suppliers: 'Unless Things Change, We Will Not Survive' (autonews.com)
20
Ötzi the Iceman's DNA Reveals a Living Relative 5k Years Later (familytreedna.com)
2
China's intervention on Meta's Manus rattles founders, VCs eye 'China shedding' (cnbc.com)
2
China detains Panama-flagged ships after cancellation of canal concession (semafor.com)
1
Nantucket diner sells fifth million-dollar lottery prize in the last 2 years (nantucketcurrent.com)
20
JCal – Jeffrey Epstein's Activities Recreated in Google Calendar (jmail.world)
2
Air Force tanker tore up asphalt at Alaska airport with engine test (taskandpurpose.com)
2
Is Creativity a Young Person's Game? (mitpress.mit.edu)
1
People don't like wearing things on their faces and don't trust those who do (nealstephenson.substack.com)
6
Army raises enlistment age to 42, removes waiver for marijuana possession (taskandpurpose.com)
2
Estate of Mike Lynch ordered to pay £920M to Hewlett-Packard (theguardian.com)
5
Hong Kong book shop staff arrested over 'seditious' publications (hongkongfp.com)
9
Ubisoft's death by a thousand cuts (thegamebusiness.com)
4
Parent sues over likely worthless 'bond' meant to prop up troubled school (universalhub.com)
2
Why AI startups and founders now use "taste" to describe their products (newyorker.com)
2
TSMC chair dismisses Chinese robots as useless (taiwannews.com.tw)
2
The year of four million books (shush.substack.com)
2
U.S. Book Output Rose 32.5%, Topped Four Million in 2025 (publishersweekly.com)
1
How 411 directory assistance worked in 1978 [video] (twitter.com/gbharchives)
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