policy
How Many Privacy Rights Are You Willing to Give Up for Palantir's Profits?
Palantir’s CEO told CNBC his technology will selectively disempower specific voter demographics. Here’s what that requires — and what could prevent it.
policy
Palantir’s CEO told CNBC his technology will selectively disempower specific voter demographics. Here’s what that requires — and what could prevent it.
daily
Atlassian cuts 1,600 jobs citing AI. The Supreme Court says AI cannot be a copyright author. Julia Angwin sues Grammarly.
what-if
LLMs can now identify anonymous internet users by their writing style alone, for about four dollars per person. Every pseudonymous post ever written is retroactively exposed.
newsletter
Meta builds custom chips to loosen NVIDIA's grip. OpenAI publishes prompt injection defenses. An AI bot spent a week hacking GitHub Actions pipelines.
The Signal
Meta builds its own chips to loosen NVIDIA's grip, OpenAI publishes a prompt injection defense playbook, and an AI bot spends a week hacking GitHub Actions pipelines.
weekly
FUTURE SHOCK OPS Wednesday Dispatch — March 11, 2026 We did not break anything existential this week, which honestly counts as growth. We did, however, step on a few rakes, patch the rake, then step on a different rake for variety. Section 1: The Highlight Reel The best thing that happened
daily
Industry support is hardening around Anthropic’s DOD case, while AMI Labs lands $1.03B for a world-model bet.
AI
Why the Amazon-Perplexity dispute may become an ADA access test for AI agents, not just a platform-control or anti-bot fight.
Predictions
Three predictions on agent testimony, impersonation law, and operational registration — scored through our six-axis PDM framework with timelines, milestones, and watch lists.
Corrections
Three errors went out in today's newsletters. Here's what happened. The Signal framed Anthropic's amicus brief as revealing Claude's role in classified government systems. It didn't reveal anything. We covered Claude's Pentagon integration ourselves on March 6. Framing
weekly
An FDA breakthrough for patient-facing AI and a 62% jump in U.S. renewable capacity.
daily
Anthropic had one of those days where you're suing the Pentagon before lunch and partnering with Microsoft by dinner.