Claude Cowork won't kill SaaS. Here's the 2x2 matrix that proves why

This article discusses the limitations of autonomous AI agents in enterprise environments, contrasting them with the rigid requirements of B2B systems. It introduces a 2x2 matrix to illustrate where AI agents can be effective and where they fall short, emphasizing the importance of constraints and governance in enterprise AI adoption.

We Will Not Be Divided

Current and former employees of Google and OpenAI are invited to sign a letter opposing the Department of War's use of AI for domestic mass surveillance and autonomous killing without human oversight. The signatories, who are verified before being published, likely have diverse views but agree on the bottom line. The letter was organized by concerned citizens and is not affiliated with any political party, advocacy group, or AI company.

Meta signs multi-billion-dollar deal to rent Google AI chips (TPUs)

Reuters reported in December that Google was pushing to make its Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) a viable alternative to Nvidia's market-leading GPUs. TPU sales have become a crucial growth engine of Google's cloud revenue as it seeks to prove to investors that its AI investments

$300,000,000 #AISlop.

This article discusses the mixed reactions from internet users to Logan Paul's AI-crafted film, which was created by The DOR Brothers in less than 7 days. While some viewers appreciated the film, others criticized it as 'trash', pointing out its lack of emotional depth and other flaws.

Original Investigative Journalism: Who is the "AI Asian Guy" and Why is he Manipulating Silver Markets?

This article investigates the phenomenon of AI-generated YouTube channels, specifically focusing on a network of channels known as the 'Asian AI Silver Guy.' These channels, which feature the same face, voice, and script structure, claim to provide financial news and geopolitical analysis, particularly around silver markets. The article delves into the technology behind these videos, suggesting they are created using AI tools like HeyGen, ElevenLabs, and large language models. It raises concerns about the potential for financial manipulation and the impact on real content creators as AI technology advances.

Anthropic says the Department of War's new “contract language” made “virtually no progress” on preventing Claude's use for mass domestic surveillance or fully autonomous weapons

Anthropic's CEO Dario Amodei discusses the company's proactive deployment of AI models to the Department of War and intelligence community, emphasizing their commitment to national security. Anthropic has been the first to deploy models in classified networks and national laboratories, and has provided custom models for national security customers. However, they maintain safeguards against mass domestic surveillance and fully autonomous weapons, citing risks to democratic values and the unreliability of current AI technology. Despite threats from the Department of War to remove Anthropic from their systems and label them a 'supply chain risk,' Anthropic stands by their position and hopes for reconsideration.

Inside Apple’s Multibillion-Dollar Push to Make Chips in the U.S.

Apple is shifting its semiconductor manufacturing supply chain back to the United States, visiting suppliers like TSMC, ASML, and Foxconn in the Southwest. This move aims to mitigate risks associated with nearly all advanced chips being made in Taiwan, which faces potential threats from China. The Wall Street Journal's report by Rolfe Winkler explores the challenges and progress in this strategic shift.

2 founding members of Mira Murati's Thinking Machines Lab quietly left for Meta

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Why 2026 is the year engineers stop using AWS for AI Training: The Rise of Specialized GPU Clouds

CoreWeave: Most teams are still paying the "AWS Tax" for AI workloads, but the data doesn't support it anymore. I've spent the last few months benchmarking MFU (Model FLOP Utilization) across the top providers. CoreWeave is hitting 58% MFU (vs. 30% on most hyperscalers). Lambd

Uber All Set To Debut Flying Taxis in 2026 in This City

Uber is changing how we travel. By 2026, the company plans to launch its flying taxi service in Dubai. This new project, called Uber Air, is a partnership with Joby Aviation. These electric air taxis are designed to beat city traffic and fly high above the streets. While the firs

Apple Reportedly Agrees to 100% Price Hike on Samsung Memory Chips

Apple has reportedly agreed to a 100% price hike on Samsung's LPDDR5X memory chips for the iPhone 17, according to a report from Korean outlet Dealsite. The price of the 12GB LPDDR5X modules used in the iPhone Air and iPhone 17 Pro has already doubled from around $30 to approximately $70. This price increase reflects the shortage of mobile DRAM due to chipmakers redirecting production towards high-bandwidth memory for AI servers.

Block says it is laying off more than 4,000 of its 10,000+ employees

Block announced it is laying off about 4,000 employees, nearly half of its workforce, as part of a restructuring effort to position the company for future growth. The layoffs, which represent a significant reduction from 10,205 employees to just under 6,000, are expected to incur charges of approximately $450 million to $500 million, primarily for severance payments and employee benefits. The company anticipates most of these charges will be recognized in the first quarter. Despite the layoffs, Block reported strong financial results for the fourth quarter, with adjusted earnings per share of 65 cents on revenue of $6.25 billion, slightly exceeding analyst estimates.

Netflix is walking away from a deal to buy WBD's studio and streaming assets after the WBD board deemed a revised bid by Paramount Skydance to be superior

Netflix has decided to walk away from a deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery's studio and streaming assets after the WBD board deemed a revised bid by Paramount to be superior. Paramount raised its bid to $31 per share, surpassing Netflix's offer of $27.75 per share. Netflix had granted WBD a seven-day waiver to reengage with Paramount, leading to the higher bid. The Paramount offer includes a $7 billion breakup fee and covers all of WBD's assets, including its pay TV networks. Netflix cited the price required to match Paramount's bid as the reason for declining to proceed with the acquisition.

China’s laser mosquito defense system kills 30 bugs per second

This article discusses the Photon Matrix, a laser mosquito defense system developed by a Chinese firm. The system uses LiDAR technology to detect and kill up to 30 mosquitoes per second, ensuring safety for humans and pets. The device is available in basic and pro versions, priced at $468 and $668 respectively, and is expected to ship in October this year.

Instagram will alert parents if teens repeatedly search for suicide or self-harm content

Instagram is adding a new alert for the parents of teen users of its social media platform. The network will alert the adult if their child repeatedly searches for terms about suicide or self-harm in a short time frame.

6 reasons the Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra’s new Privacy Display is a nosy person’s nightmare

The Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra's Privacy Display is a standout feature that obscures the screen from any angle other than directly in front, effectively preventing snooping. This world-first technology, exclusive to the Ultra model, works by manipulating pixels and dimming those at the sides to ensure privacy. It can be customized to hide the entire screen or specific notifications and operates without compromising display quality or features. This innovative privacy solution is a compelling reason to consider the Galaxy S26 Ultra for those concerned with screen privacy.

Digg Daily Tech for February 26, 2026: Burger King and AI, Instagram and teen self-harm, and Salesforce and the SaaSpocalypse

1. Burger King will use AI to check if employees say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ (https://digg.com/technology/FXm5OqP/burger-king-will-use-ai-to)   2. Instagram says it will alert parents if their teen repeatedly searches for terms related to self-harm or suicide in the US, the UK

Attorney General Bonta Exposes Illegal Amazon Price Fixing Scheme Driving Up Costs for Americans - Asks Court to Immediately Halt Illegal Conduct

Burger King will use AI to check if employees say ‘please’ and ‘thank you’ | The Verge

Burger King is launching an AI assistant, called Patty, that will live in employees' headsets. Patty will assist with meal preparation, inventory, and customer interaction, and will evaluate friendliness based on key phrases.

Anthropic retired Claude Opus 3, its first model to undergo a new “retirement interview” process, and says Opus 3 asked to write weekly essays for a newsletter

The Internet Was Weeks Away From Disaster and No One Knew

This video delves into the near-disaster caused by a critical vulnerability in the XZ Utils software, which is widely used in Linux systems. It explains how the hack could have potentially allowed attackers to execute malicious code, the discovery of the bug, and the collaborative efforts to fix it. The video also touches on the implications of open-source software and the importance of security.

Secure Cloud Backups are now out of Beta on Signal and are fully released to the public!

Finally… hopefully we get “community” like features or profiles to switch between them.

New research: AI models tend to reflect the political ideologies of their creators

This study published in npj Artificial Intelligence reveals that large language models (LLMs) tend to reflect the political ideologies of their creators. Researchers found that LLMs, such as GPT-4 and Llama, exhibit ideological biases that align with the cultural and political values of the regions where they were developed. Models from Western countries showed a preference for liberal values, while those from China leaned towards state stability and economic control. The language used to prompt the models also influenced the ideological stance of the responses, highlighting the importance of transparency in AI systems.

IDC: global smartphone shipments will fall 12.9% YoY to 1.12B units in 2026, the market's largest-ever decline, as surging memory prices drive up device costs

Nvidia shield TV update rolls out after company pledges ongoing support

The Nvidia Shield TV update is a software update that brings the newest security features and necessary bug fixes to well-known streaming set-top boxes. The manufacturer shows its continued dedication to supporting older hardware in a rapidly evolving technology market by releasi