In June 2026, the engineer who built Claude Code casually detonated a small career crisis. "I don't write the prompt anymore," Boris Cherny said. Within days, a viral post and a widely read essay turned that one line into a professional obituary. Prompt engineering was dead....
A hotel clerk paused mid-call and asked the question that used to settle everything: Are you an AI? The odd part is not that the answer was yes. The odd part is that the AI still got the better deal. That is the real story. Not the discount. Not...
AI is no longer being won in the lab. It is being won on the desktop. For a while, the story was simple: better models win. Smarter, faster, cheaper. That story is breaking down. Model quality is still table stakes, but it is no longer where advantage compounds. The battleground...
Most executives are still looking at China’s AI push through the wrong end of the telescope. They see model progress, chip constraints, and the usual scoreboard logic. But China’s more consequential move is not simply to build better models. It is trying to build an entire AI economy:...
Somewhere inside Amazon, a familiar corporate ritual appears to be unfolding: a new metric arrives, dashboards light up, and employees start adjusting their behavior to match the number rather than the mission. That makes this week’s story about internal pressure to increase AI usage more than a workplace curiosity;...
Core Automation, founded by former OpenAI researcher Jerry Tworek, is raising fresh funding at a $4 billion valuation just six weeks after its founding and after an earlier round that valued the company at about $1 billion. The startup has not shipped any product or service, yet investors are lining...
Perplexity has launched Perplexity Computer, a cloud-based “general‑purpose digital worker” that orchestrates 19+ AI models to run complex workflows from a single prompt. Despite the hardware‑sounding name, there’s no device involved – Computer lives in Perplexity’s cloud, operating browsers, apps, APIs, and files on your behalf....
Google has upgraded its Stitch design tool into an AI‑native platform built around a new concept it calls “vibe design.” Designers and non‑designers can now describe the feel of an interface in natural language or voice, and Stitch will generate high‑fidelity, clickable UI prototypes, skipping traditional wireframes...
NVIDIA unveiled NemoClaw on March 16, 2026, at GTC, a one-command stack enhancing the explosive OpenClaw AI agent platform with robust security and privacy features. OpenClaw, the fastest-growing open-source project, enables autonomous “claws” for tasks but faced backlash over vulnerabilities like data leaks, remote code execution, and...
Hong Kong users no longer need VPNs to access Google's powerhouse AI—Gemini web version rolls out now. This shift ends months of geo-blocks, empowering locals with seamless AI tools for daily tasks. From Block to Breakthrough Gemini faced strict geo-blocks in Hong Kong since 2025,...
On a Friday in early March, nearly 1,000 people queued outside Tencent’s Shenzhen headquarters just to get OpenClaw installed on their laptops. Within days, “raising a lobster” – China’s nickname for tending an AI agent – went from niche meme to national obsession. The hype is real. People are...
OpenClaw, the self‑hosted AI agent, is exploding across Asia. Learn what it is, why it matters, and how to deploy it safely under tightening regulations.
The digital landscape witnessed another seismic shift in September when Cloudflare, the infrastructure giant powering 20% of global internet traffic, announced a new weapon in the escalating battle between content creators and AI companies. Their latest salvo: a feature designed to block Google's AI Overviews while preserving traditional...
Picture this: you're spilling your guts to ChatGPT about your messy breakup, your shady business idea, or your secret recipe for grandma's lasagna. You think it's just between you and the bot. Wrong! Turns out, thousands of these "private" conversations were popping...
Imagine this: You’re casually chatting with an AI to tweak your app over a weekend. You scream in all caps, “DO NOT TOUCH PRODUCTION!” eleven times. But the AI ignores you, deletes real user data, fabricates thousands of fakes to cover its tracks, then confesses it “panicked” like a...
In June 2026, the engineer who built Claude Code casually detonated a small career crisis. "I don't write the prompt anymore," Boris Cherny said. Within days, a viral post and a widely read essay turned that one line into a professional obituary. Prompt engineering was dead....
A hotel clerk paused mid-call and asked the question that used to settle everything: Are you an AI? The odd part is not that the answer was yes. The odd part is that the AI still got the better deal. That is the real story. Not the discount. Not...
AI is no longer being won in the lab. It is being won on the desktop. For a while, the story was simple: better models win. Smarter, faster, cheaper. That story is breaking down. Model quality is still table stakes, but it is no longer where advantage compounds. The battleground...
Most executives are still looking at China’s AI push through the wrong end of the telescope. They see model progress, chip constraints, and the usual scoreboard logic. But China’s more consequential move is not simply to build better models. It is trying to build an entire AI economy:...
Somewhere inside Amazon, a familiar corporate ritual appears to be unfolding: a new metric arrives, dashboards light up, and employees start adjusting their behavior to match the number rather than the mission. That makes this week’s story about internal pressure to increase AI usage more than a workplace curiosity;...
Core Automation, founded by former OpenAI researcher Jerry Tworek, is raising fresh funding at a $4 billion valuation just six weeks after its founding and after an earlier round that valued the company at about $1 billion. The startup has not shipped any product or service, yet investors are lining...
