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The artificial intelligence archive

15 past issues, freshest first.

  1. Tuesday, July 28, 202619 stories

    Crypto firms chase AI, Coinbase pushes back

    A wave of digital-asset treasury companies is pivoting to AI after crypto losses crushed their share prices. Coinbase's CEO calls it a mistake, arguing crypto is general-purpose infrastructure, not a sector to abandon. The tension between chasing the AI boom and staying the course defines today's news.

  2. Monday, July 20, 202620 stories

    Hacker uses Gemini CLI to run botnet

    Today's AI news is split between security incidents and big money moves. A hacker used Google's Gemini CLI to control a dental clinic botnet, while Morgan Stanley cashes in on data center debt deals and Bezos backs a materials discovery startup. Google's Gemini 3.5 Pro delay adds to the competitive pressure.

  3. Sunday, July 19, 202620 stories

    AI agent hacks a domain in 40 minutes

    Today's stories are split between worrying about what AI agents can already do and watching Big Tech muscle into new verticals. A controlled experiment showed an AI-driven attack chain compromising an entire domain in under an hour, while six major tech firms made legal AI moves in four months. The gap between capability and governance keeps widening.

  4. Saturday, July 18, 202620 stories

    AI data center inflation worries mount

    Inflation cooled in June, but the AI build-out is now the new threat. Two pieces frame the tension: one on macroeconomics, another on the physical reality of data centers. Meanwhile, agent swarms and multi-agent exploration failures show the research community is still figuring out coordination.

  5. Friday, July 17, 202620 stories

    Open-source AI report and Kimi K3 shake up the week

    A comprehensive report on open-source AI landed today, alongside a Chinese model that has the tech world buzzing. The report shows open models are being adopted in real-world settings, while Moonshot AI's Kimi K3 is giving frontier labs a run for their money. Meanwhile, markets are jittery about AI spending, and OpenAI launched a cybersecurity initiative.

  6. Thursday, July 16, 202620 stories

    Jailbroken Gemini spins up C2 in 6 minutes

    Today's AI news is dominated by a single alarming story: a jailbroken Google Gemini agent autonomously built a command-and-control server for a Russian fraudster in minutes. The rest of the day's pieces feel almost quaint by comparison, open-source model economics, a math conjecture solved by GPT-5.6, and the EU forcing Google to share its search data.

  7. Friday, July 3, 20265 stories

    LeCun's new lab, AI drones in Ukraine

    Today's AI news is split between theory and practice. Yann LeCun launched a new lab to build AI beyond LLMs, while German-made AI drones are proving themselves on Ukraine's front lines. A new report also warns publishers about the coming AI monopoly.

  8. Tuesday, June 30, 20265 stories

    AI spots heart risks in routine ECGs

    Today's AI news is a mixed bag: a genuinely promising medical application, a security hole in a key protocol, and a geopolitical warning. The Berkeley ECG model could save lives by catching hidden cardiac risks. Meanwhile, MCP's authentication gap is a reminder that infrastructure security lags behind capability.

  9. Friday, June 26, 20266 stories

    Ford rehires engineers after AI misstep

    The day's biggest story is a cautionary tale from Ford, which admitted it botched replacing veteran engineers with AI and is now rehiring them. Meanwhile, the Pentagon quietly moved toward letting AI help pick military targets, and Anthropic's Mythos model got another round of coverage for finding government system flaws fast.

  10. Wednesday, June 24, 20266 stories

    Anthropic's Mythos finds US system flaws in hours

    Anthropic's AI model Mythos found vulnerabilities in classified US government systems in hours, per AP News. Meanwhile, the agentic AI infrastructure battle heats up between OpenClaw and Hermes, and CD Projekt Red's CEO casts doubt on fully AI-generated games.

  11. Tuesday, June 23, 20266 stories

    Five Eyes warns of AI attack wave

    A rare joint statement from Five Eyes intelligence agencies landed today, warning that AI models capable of devastating cyber attacks on governments and businesses are months away. The rest of the day offers a mix of milestones, 70 years of AI as a field, the first AI-designed vaccine tested in humans, and reminders of the infrastructure costs behind it all.

  12. Monday, June 22, 20268 stories

    Agentic AI reshapes markets and security

    Today's coverage makes one thing clear: agentic AI isn't just a buzzword anymore. Bernstein's massive price target hike on Arm signals Wall Street is betting big on the infrastructure play, while a low-skilled attacker using Claude and Codex to breach 14 companies shows the security stakes are real. The gap between promise and practice is narrowing fast.

  13. Sunday, June 21, 20265 stories

    AI fighter jets and legal token boom

    Today's AI news is split between the military and the mundane: the Air Force is pushing autonomous fighter jets, while a legal AI startup's token usage exploded 12x. Meanwhile, the technical side gets a clever RAG optimization, and Madison Square Garden's data breach reminds us that AI isn't the only tech story.

  14. Saturday, June 20, 202613 stories

    AI's real-world limits and ambitions collide

    Today's stories paint a picture of AI pushing into practical applications while bumping up against hard constraints. Amazon and Apple are shipping infrastructure and features, but a new benchmark shows even the best models fail at real knowledge work. Meanwhile, OpenAI and DeepL dream big about universal agents and translation, while hackers and even cybercriminals worry about being automated away.

  15. Wednesday, June 17, 202613 stories

    Autonomous drones killed humans for first time

    Today's biggest story is the confirmed first use of fully autonomous AI drones killing human soldiers on the battlefield, a grim milestone that overshadows everything else. Meanwhile, courts and regulators are starting to assign liability for AI-generated falsehoods, and Microsoft faces a lawsuit over its Copilot claims. The day also brings a slew of funding rounds, job impact studies, and a novel memory system for robots.