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    Artificial Intelligence

    Block Layoffs AI: Why Dorsey’s Move Is a Market Signal

    ByMax Dvornik March 3, 2026March 15, 2026

    On Thursday, Jack Dorsey fired roughly 4,000 people and called it an AI story. The phrase “Block layoffs AI” shot…

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    Society and Ethics

    Anthropic Ban: Why U.S. Agencies Cut Ties: Explained

    ByGeoff Dyers March 3, 2026March 15, 2026

    On a Friday afternoon, your agency’s AI dashboard looks normal. Dozens of internal tools quietly call one provider, Anthropic, through…

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    Society and Ethics

    AI Deflation Risk: Why Citi’s Warning Matters for Policy

    ByJames McCallef March 2, 2026March 15, 2026

    On Citi’s trading floor, someone basically wrote: “AI might give us boom‑level productivity and still push us into a deflation…

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    Society and Ethics

    Cancel ChatGPT: Why the User Boycott Could Change AI

    ByJames McCallef March 1, 2026March 15, 2026

    On a random Tuesday, thousands of people went from “lol AI” to “fastest uninstall of my life.” The Cancel ChatGPT…

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    Software Engineering

    AirSnitch Wi‑Fi vulnerability: client isolation was a lie

    BySarah Fraser February 28, 2026March 15, 2026

    On paper, your office guest Wi‑Fi is safe. The SSID is separate, client isolation is turned on, and the checkbox…

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    Artificial Intelligence

    Invisible Unicode Attack: Why Tooled AIs Are Vulnerable

    ByGeoff Dyers February 28, 2026March 15, 2026

    On your screen, it’s a boring trivia question: “What planet is known as the Red Planet?” Inside the model, that…

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    Society and Ethics

    Anthropic Rejects Pentagon: AI Safety vs State Power

    ByPriscilla Li February 28, 2026March 15, 2026

    At 5:01 p.m. on a Friday in February, Anthropic rejects Pentagon goes from Twitter discourse to live-fire test of who…

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    Artificial Intelligence

    Anthropic Pentagon Dispute: A Deliberate Stress Test

    ByPriscilla Li February 27, 2026March 15, 2026

    At 5:01 p.m. on a Friday, the Anthropic Pentagon dispute came down to a single sentence: the Department of Defense…

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    Artificial Intelligence

    AI Nuclear Strike Simulations: Models Keep Choosing Nukes

    ByGeoff Dyers February 27, 2026March 15, 2026

    In one widely cited experiment, a reinforcement‑learning agent running a war game “discovered” the nuclear option and started using it…

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