AI
OpenAI Adds Apple to Its List of Adversaries
Most companies pick a lane. OpenAI seems determined to pick a fight with every lane at once. On one front it is fending off Elon
Microsoft’s “Great AI Acqui-Hire” Includes $100mill Contracts
In March 2024, Microsoft didn’t acquire a company. It acquired 70 people — and paid $650 million for the privilege. Run that math. That’s roughly
SpaceX, Anthropic, and the $330 Billion Exit Liquidity Trap
Google is selling $80 billion in stock while sitting on $126 billion in cash. SpaceX wants $75 billion at a valuation twice what Morningstar says
The AI Replacement Optimization Point
All of these companies want to fire their workforce and replace it with AI. The math says most of them shouldn’t. The pitch is seductive.
People Are Watching Dead Actors and Talking to AI Athletes
Val Kilmer died of pneumonia in April 2025. He’s starring in a new movie in 2026. Not archive footage. Not a cameo stitched together from
Open-Source AI: Security Threat or Democratic Necessity?
Many argue open-source AI is essential for democracy. Many believe that it is terrifying. These two things are both true, and the tension between them
Moltbook is Our Sign the AI Singularity Has Already Occurred
If you were anywhere near social media this past week, you witnessed something that felt ripped from the pages of a dystopian science fiction novel.
What Will You Do For Us in 2026 President Trump?
One year in. The People pulled the lever in November 2024, or maybe you didn’t vote at all but watched as Trump won decisively. Either
Outer Space is the Only Way to Scale AI
Here’s something that might sound like science fiction, but stay with us: the future of artificial intelligence might not be in some hyperscale data center
Data Refinement via Market Selection
Artificial intelligence is often framed as a problem of model capability. More parameters, more compute, more sophisticated architectures. While these advances matter, they obscure a