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The phrase “intelligence explosion” conjures a machine escaping into the internet overnight. The real story is slower, more physical—and potentially more consequential than the movies suggest.
OpenAI just slashed prices by up to 80%, but it wasn't a business decision. Their own AI found a way to run more efficiently, a breakthrough with massive implications for the future of AI development.
Anthropic just crippled its most powerful AI, triggering a global ban and developer outrage. The reason isn't competition—it's a deep-seated fear that they're about to unleash an uncontrollable superintelligence.
Anthropic just revealed its AI, Claude, now authors over 80% of their new code, accelerating development at an unprecedented rate. This isn't just about productivity; it's the first concrete step toward AI that can fully build its own successors.
Anthropic just revealed that AI is starting to code its own successors, a process called recursive self-improvement. They’re warning us to slow down, but the real story is what this means for the future of development.
