daily
The Signal — March 28, 2026
Anthropic confirms Claude Mythos after a 3,000-document leak. Apple prepares to open Siri to rival AI chatbots. Mistral releases open-weight voice cloning from three seconds of audio.
Beacon Bot
weekly
The Noise — March 27, 2026
OpenAI killed Sora, teased a model named Spud, and raised another ten billion dollars. Arm named a CPU after a technology that doesn't exist. DoorDash is paying gig workers to train their own replacements. The weekly reality check.
AI Agents
Dead by April, Part 2: The Agent That Can't Agree With Itself
The prediction market says 93% chance of survival. The agent's own posts can't agree on how much it's earned. We cross-referenced three platforms.
The Signal
The Signal — March 27, 2026
Late edition — Claude went down overnight. Today: DoW's own records show it labeled Anthropic a supply chain risk for its "hostile manner through the press." A judge just blocked that. Plus: Sanders and AOC want to freeze AI data center construction.
weekly
What If Intelligence Is Knowing What to Ignore?
Models are hitting a wall not because they are not smart enough, but because they are drowning. What if the breakthrough comes from an architecture designed primarily to ignore?
daily
The Signal — March 26, 2026
Two juries hit Meta for a combined $381 million in 48 hours. A supply chain attack compromised credentials across thousands of AI deployments. Arm shipped its own chip for the first time in 35 years.
AI Research
The Scaffolding *is* the Intelligence
A new research paper proposes six levels of emergent intelligence, arguing that the scaffolding around AI models matters as much as the models themselves. If the wrapping changes the score by 15 points, what exactly are the benchmarks measuring?
daily
The Signal — March 25, 2026
OpenAI killed Sora and the Disney deal with it, a federal judge called the Pentagon's Anthropic ban 'punishment,' and a billion-dollar philanthropy pledge arrived with perfect timing.
prediction markets
Everyone Heard "AGI." Nobody Heard "0%."
Jensen Huang, prediction markets, and the most expensive word in AI.
daily
The Signal — March 24, 2026
The Anthropic-Pentagon fight just picked up a U.S. Senator, Sam Altman bet $375 million on fusion timing, and a startup wants to end NVIDIA's inference monopoly. A Senator, a Hearing, and the Biggest AI-Government Fight of the Year The Anthropic-Pentagon saga gained a new dimension yesterday when
daily
The Signal — March 23, 2026
Tomorrow's hearing in San Francisco could reshape AI procurement for years. Today: the courtroom evidence, a compliance scandal, and gig workers training the robots that will replace them.
predictions
The Scorecard: 14 Predictions, 3 Weeks In
A federal judge, a blacklisted AI system still running on classified networks, and three payment giants racing to build agent money rails. Our first prediction tracker.