Foreign-run Pro-One Nation Facebook Groups Look More Like Ad Farms Than Propaganda Cells
Foreign-run pro-One Nation Facebook groups are best understood as an ad-arbitrage business: cheap partisan posts pull in a large, commercially…
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Red Hat Scope Turns Hostile; Weather Balloons Beat Public Models; FriendliAI Sells Spare GPU Cycles; CERN Anomaly Stays Below Discovery
The top story is the Red Hat npm incident, because it breaks the usual safety shortcut. Red Hat npm compromise…
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Mistral Pushes On-Prem AI; MCP Settles Into Default Status; Zig Speeds The Edit Loop; AI Speeds Game Decompilation
The cleanest story today is Mistral on-prem AI. While the model race still gets the attention, the harder commercial signal…
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PostHog Defaults to Training; AI Reports Swamp Maintainers; Zero Days Go Public; Atomic Manufacturing Gets Evidence
The sharpest story today is PostHog customer data, because it spells out a trend vendors usually leave implied. Elsewhere, the…
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Underwater Options Cut Real Pay to $7.5M: Xero CEO Pay
Xero disclosed on 14 May that Xero CEO pay in FY26 totalled $28.946 million on an accounting basis, but only…
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Why Use Many Word When Few Word Do Trick: Optimising Claude Code Token Usage
Claude Code token usage does go down if you use fewer words. Just not by much in most real sessions….
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Product Tutorial Videos Now Update Themselves
Product tutorial videos used to be a small production project: record the screen, write the script, clean up the narration,…
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AI Music Fraud is Soaring: Deezer’s 44% Warning
Deezer says AI music fraud now sits behind one of the biggest headline numbers in streaming: 44% of all new…
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AI Datacenter Spending Hits a Wall in Power Gear
Four companies are on track to spend about $650 billion in capital expenditures in 2026, and the weird part is…
