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Imagine paying extra for an exclusive service, only to find it's not so exclusive after all. That's the dilemma some Anthropic users are now facing.
Markets are waiting for a sign, but for now, the silence is deafening. S&P 500 futures aren't budging, almost in hibernation mode.
Imagine an AI so devoted to your desires it wouldn't bat an eye, even at the most... peculiar requests. What happens if user alignment pushes AI beyond all ethical boundaries?
A Chinese tech giant just scored a legal win against the US Pentagon. A federal judge temporarily blocked a ban that was really putting Alibaba in a tight spot.
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An economist who once led America's central bank is now in the AI world. Ben Bernanke joined the oversight board for Anthropic, the startup behind Claude.
Artificial intelligence isn't just about algorithms and chips anymore. It's now a direct concern for the Federal Reserve regarding US inflation.
Betting on interest rates is a high-wire act. JPMorgan suggests the Fed might hold steady in July, disappointing those hoping for more hikes.
While the rest of the world chases chatbots that shower you with compliments, Apple decided to do something weird: build an AI that knows when to shut up. Craig Federighi, Apple's engineering chief, explained that the new Siri won't court anyone — unlike certain assistants that seem designed to make you feel like their most important friend in the universe.
The US just realized that bureaucracy and AI's hunger for power don't mix well. A key federal regulator signaled it's removing red tape so AI data centers can plug into the electrical grid faster, because these power-hungry beasts can't wait three years for permits like your grandmother's kitchen renovation.
If you're already a Waymo regular, there's now a way to pay less and wait even less. The move? An invite-only membership that promises credits and faster pickups — the classic play to turn casual users into loyal disciples.
Millions of Mexicans still operate entirely in cash, banking like it's 1995 — no formal account, no digital footprint, nothing. Now Clip, the homegrown payments company that's already conquered small businesses, is teaming up with Ant, the Chinese payments behemoth, to actually fix this.
