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Catnip and Silvervine: What Makes Cats Roll?
Research on catnip and silvervine reveals individual differences, chemical responses and a surprising role for rubbing against leaves.
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AIYann LeCun’s Billion-Dollar Bet on a Different Kind of AI
AMI raises $1.03 billion for world models as GPT-5.4 reaches users. Two different AI bets, and why funding…
AIEurope’s AI Gold Rush: Nscale Just Raised $2 Billion and It’s Not Even Building a Model
Nscale announces a $2 billion Series C for AI infrastructure. What the funding supports, and why building compute…
AIApple’s Gemini Deal: What Google’s AI Partnership Means for Siri
Apple and Google’s AI agreement promises a more personal Siri in 2026. What is confirmed, what remains a…
AIAgentic Browsing: When Your Browser Stops Asking and Starts Doing
Agentic browsers can navigate and act for you. How Comet and Norton Neo differ, why permissions matter, and…
AISoftBank Wants to Borrow $40 Billion to Buy More OpenAI. What Could Go Wrong?
SoftBank reportedly seeks up to $40 billion in borrowing alongside its $30 billion OpenAI commitment. The financing, valuation…
AIChatGPT Finally Gets a Personality Transplant: GPT-5.3 Instant Ditches the Cringe
GPT-5.3 Instant promises less preachy conversation. What OpenAI announced, what its accuracy claim measures, and why tone still…
AIVibe Coding Goes Mainstream: AI Makes Building a Prototype More Accessible
Vibe coding makes prototypes easier to build. Google Canvas and Claude Code show the opportunity—and why testing still…
AIOpenAI Eyes NATO After Its Pentagon Deal: What Is Actually on the Table?
OpenAI is reportedly considering NATO’s unclassified networks. How that differs from its Pentagon agreement, and what remains unconfirmed.
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