AI Just Solved an 80-Year Math Problem. And Then Things Got Stranger.

China Just Put Its Top AI Researchers Under Travel Restrictions.

Bloomberg broke this morning that China is restricting overseas travel for top AI professionals at Alibaba and DeepSeek — requiring government approval before any international trip. It's the human capital version of U.S. chip export controls, and it signals China is done treating AI talent as free agents. We cover what it means for the global AI race, Anthropic's $200 million Gates Foundation bet on AI for the developing world, and a Samsung union's landmark court challenge to AI-driven layoffs.

Apple's New Siri Runs on Google Gemini. WWDC Is June 8th. Here's What's Coming.

iOS 27 brings a fully rebuilt Siri powered by a $1 billion-a-year Google Gemini deal — a standalone chatbot app with conversation history, web search, and multi-step task execution. We preview what Tim Cook will show at his final WWDC keynote on June 8th, go deep on what Magnifica Humanitas actually argues now that the full text is out, and cover Google's antitrust appeal filing as it simultaneously fights monopoly charges and announces it powers Siri.

Anthropic Just Became the World's Most Valuable AI Company. Here's What That Means.

Anthropic closed a $30 billion round at $900 billion today — overtaking OpenAI's valuation for the first time. On the same day: the Pope released his first AI encyclical with an Anthropic co-founder by his side, Andrej Karpathy joined Anthropic in the biggest talent move of 2026, and a $67 billion utility merger was announced to power AI data centers.

AI Just Solved an 80-Year Math Problem. And Then Things Got Stranger.

OpenAI's AI autonomously disproved a geometry conjecture that stumped mathematicians since 1946 — using techniques no one in the field had thought to apply. Then: an Anthropic co-founder predicted an intelligence explosion by 2028. Meta was caught harvesting employee data to train AI before firing 8,000 people. Trump killed the AI safety order after three CEO phone calls. And GitHub got hacked in 18 minutes through a developer extension.

SpaceX Just Revealed Anthropic Pays Them $1.25 Billion Every Single Month

The most shocking number in SpaceX's IPO filing had nothing to do with Starship or Starlink. It was a single line: Anthropic pays SpaceX $1.25 billion per month for GPU compute — $45 billion total through 2029. We break down what that means, cover Anthropic's first-ever quarterly profit at $10.9 billion in Q2 revenue, and unpack OpenAI's same-day IPO filing that kicked off the race to be the largest tech offering in history.