
News 2026: Bloomberg takes us to the future (but it's still early)
Imagine getting news from tomorrow, or rather, the day after tomorrow, but a couple of years from now. Bloomberg did it, or at least, they posted the link.
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Imagine getting news from tomorrow, or rather, the day after tomorrow, but a couple of years from now. Bloomberg did it, or at least, they posted the link.

Want stock market data but don't have a sheikh's bank account? A new open source project promises to make your life and finances easier.

While engineers argue about algorithms, politicians argue about votes, and AI companies argue about money, there's one tiny problem: nobody has actually figured out who gets to decide when an AI becomes genuinely dangerous. Things got spicy when Anthropic unveiled Fable 5 and the Trump administration decided to pay attention.

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A missile strike in Iran killed about 120 children at an elementary school, and Anthropic's CEO has no clue whether his AI had anything to do with it. When you're selling weapons (digital ones) to the US military, it'd be nice to know where they end up.

While the world celebrates AI as the great job savior, Shopee does the opposite: it's firing hundreds of developers. Welcome to the paradox of the moment—companies embrace AI while simultaneously showing the door to the people who build it.
Ah, the good old days when even clickbait needed a human touch? Well, Meta apparently decided that was just inefficient and automated the whole shebang. Now, in their shiny new Meta AI app, a whole feed of algorithm-generated articles has popped up – sensational headlines, random images, and text pulled straight out of thin air.