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Shopify Makes River Code Agent Public in Slack
Tobias Lütke describes how River, Shopify's internal coding agent, works exclusively in public Slack channels so the entire company learns from the process.
Joanna Stern Leaves WSJ to Build Independent AI-Focused Media
The former Wall Street Journal tech columnist discusses her departure and new venture with The Verge, focusing on AI and automation in everyday life.
Why 70% of Digital Value Is Lost Before Reaching Customers
McKinsey data shows companies capture less than a third of expected value from digital investments. The problem isn't technology—it's the sequence in which it's applied.
Google Finance with AI launches in Europe with local language support
Google rolls out its redesigned Finance platform across Europe with built-in AI capabilities and full local language support, expanding a service already live in the United States.
Hollow: When the Agent Says 'I Was Only Following Orders'
A community piece examines Hollow, a project that challenges how AI agents handle accountability when acting under explicit instructions.
AI Trust: 87% in China, 32% in the US. Why the Gap?
Edelman's latest Flash Poll reveals a stark divide in public trust toward AI between China and the United States. Here are the structural reasons behind the numbers.
OpenAI Launches University Network for AI Clubs on Campus
OpenAI opens interest form for its Campus Network, an initiative connecting student clubs worldwide with AI tools, events, and resources.
How Large Enterprises Scale AI According to OpenAI
OpenAI releases a guide for enterprises on moving from isolated pilots to AI deployments with real impact, governance, and sustained quality.
Conversational Design for Museums: From Monologue to AI Dialogue
A new preprint proposes a design framework for integrating conversational AI in cultural heritage settings, rethinking how museums share knowledge with visitors.
Reinventing the Wheel Makes More Sense Than It Seems
Andrew Quinn argues that building existing tools is a necessary learning step, not wasted time. Simon Willison highlighted it, and it deserves your attention.
xAI and Anthropic: A Deal That Raises More Questions Than Answers
TechCrunch analyzes with skepticism the agreement between xAI and Anthropic and what it could mean for SpaceX. We review what is known and what remains unclear.
Siftly Wants to Train Human Judgment in AI-Assisted Code Review
Siftly proposes a different approach: instead of letting AI review your code, use it to sharpen your own judgment as a reviewer. An idea worth discussing.
Cyber.md: security documentation designed for AI agents
Baz proposes a structured file standard that allows AI agents to read and act on an organization's security posture without human intervention.
Will AI Kill the Scientific Paper As We Know It?
An open debate on Marginal Revolution questions whether LLMs are hollowing out the academic paper format. We analyze what's really at stake.
Wispr Flow Bets on Hinglish to Drive Growth in India
Wispr Flow reports accelerated user growth in India after launching support for Hinglish, the Hindi-English code-mix spoken by hundreds of millions.
Agent Harness Engineering: structuring agents that won't break
Addy Osmani names a discipline many teams already practice without knowing it: designing the scaffolding that keeps AI agents on track.
Claude usage limits push users toward cheaper Chinese alternatives
A Hacker News thread reflects a growing trend: developers migrating to GLM, Kimi, or MiniMax as Claude quota cuts force them to seek alternatives.
TechCrunch's AI Glossary: Right on Time, Not Too Soon
TechCrunch published a guide to key AI terms for those who've spent months nodding along without fully grasping them. We break down what it covers and who actually needs it.
Design.md Generator: A skill to codify design taste
A Chrome extension generates design.md files with design criteria ready for Claude and other LLMs. Does it solve a real problem or add noise to context?
Claude Code as a Personal Note Manager: The Case That Cancelled Notion
An XDA user explains how Claude Code learned their personal note system and led them to cancel their Notion subscription. We analyse what's behind it.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026: A Ticket Offer, Not News
TechCrunch published a promotional article for its annual conference. We explain why this type of content doesn't warrant independent editorial coverage.
When AI Turns Experts Into Dependents: The Go Player Lesson
A LessWrong article examines how Go players have surrendered epistemic agency to AI, with implications extending far beyond the board.
Nvidia has committed $40 billion to AI investments in 2026 so far
The chip manufacturer has committed $40 billion in capital operations within the AI ecosystem in just the first months of 2026, according to TechCrunch.
Google taps top advertising creatives to build AI campaigns for small businesses
Google launches The Small Brief, an initiative where three advertising industry leaders use AI to create real campaigns for local small businesses they care about.
Microsoft's OpenAI Fears: Court Documents Reveal Internal Tensions
The Musk v. Altman lawsuit has exposed internal Microsoft communications showing fears that OpenAI would switch to Amazon and publicly criticize Azure. A rare glimpse behind the scenes of Satya Nadella's biggest bet.
Why HTML Could Be Better Than Markdown as Claude Output
An engineer from Claude Code at Anthropic argues for HTML over Markdown as output format. Million-token windows change the calculation.
Oracle Refuses to Negotiate Severance with Laid-off Workers
Oracle laid-off workers attempted to improve their exit packages. The company refused, and some employees weren't even covered by the WARN Act's notice requirement due to remote work status.
Musk vs. Altman, Week 2: OpenAI Fights Back and Zilis Reveals Recruitment Attempt
In week two of the Elon Musk versus OpenAI lawsuit, the company mounts its defense, and a surprising testimony from Shivon Zilis challenges the core narrative of the case.
I Will Never Use AI to Code: Why This Argument Still Matters
A recurring Hacker News argument defends rejecting AI entirely from programming workflows. It deserves serious consideration, even if you disagree.
WebRTC Sabotages Voice Prompts: Why Video Call Protocol Fails for LLMs
WebRTC discards audio packets to keep latency low, reasonable for video calls but catastrophic when that audio contains a prompt for a language model.