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Anthropic's Fable 5 ban exposed AI's next big problem — but Sakana's Fugu may have the answer
By Amanda Caswell published
Sakana AI's new Fugu system doesn't try to beat frontier AI models like Claude or GPT. Instead, it chooses between them — and it could signal the next major shift in artificial intelligence.

21,000 jobs gone in a year: Oracle becomes the latest tech giant to cut workers due to AI adoption
By Elton Jones published
Oracle, a multinational technology company, is the latest company to offload a large number of its workers as it sets its sights on using AI more in its operations.

This new Chinese AI Is outperforming ChatGPT — and it runs locally
By Amanda Caswell published
China’s new GLM 5.2 model is convincing developers to ditch expensive AI subscriptions for a powerful, free alternative. Here’s why it’s a threat.

I asked ChatGPT to help me score big on Prime Day — these 5 money-saving tips are better than I expected
By Elton Jones published
I asked ChatGPT to help me discover the best ways to find the best Prime Day deals — and it gave me a bunch of useful money-saving tips.

I just found Alexa's hidden Prime Day trick — use it now so you don't miss the best deals
By Amanda Caswell published
Planning to shop Prime Day? Here's how to use Alexa deal alerts to track discounts on products in your cart, wish list and saved items automatically.

Anthropic will pay workers $85,000 to learn AI — and it reveals the next big AI job trend
By Amanda Caswell published
Anthropic's new $85,000 AI fellowship and China's education overhaul point to a surprising trend: AI literacy may become one of the most valuable career skills of the future.

That viral Jeff Bezos quote about AI and water isn't real — here's what actually happened
By Amanda Caswell published
A viral quote claimed Jeff Bezos said AI should get water before humans. He never said it — but the reason millions believed the fake quote reveals growing concerns about AI.

TikTok’s AI slop problem is spiraling out of control — and kids are getting the worst of it
By Elton Jones published
According to a new research report posted by the video editing platform Kapwing, new users and kids are being served the most AI slop on TikTok.
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