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Swiss broadcaster RTS reopens the 2023 Tesla Files leak in context of the confirmed $243M Miami verdict. The combined record: 2,400+ concealed sudden-acceleration complaints, 1,000+ undisclosed crashes, and a federal court that found Tesla knew.
Z.AI updated its GLM Coding Plan usage policy. Non-coding requests now trigger aggressive throttling, and three violations mean a permanent ban - which explains the wave of 1302 and 1303 rate-limit errors users have been hitting this week.
We ran our fake-star methodology against OpenClaw and 10 ecosystem variants, sampling 361,000-star profiles and fork ratios. The main repo looks clean. Most clones look clean. One repo with 6,532 claimed stars has vanished.
Stanford's 2026 AI Index shows global investment hitting $581B in 2025, while foundation model transparency scores fell by a third as capabilities raced ahead of governance.
NSA is running Anthropic's Mythos Preview while the Pentagon - its parent department - formally brands Anthropic a supply chain risk and fights in court to keep the company out of federal systems.
We pulled 11,447 MCP servers from four registries, ran the GitHub and OSV APIs against them, and tried to install the top 100. Nearly a third haven't been touched in six months.
Vercel confirms an April 19 intrusion that pivoted from compromised OAuth tokens at AI office-suite startup Context.ai into a Vercel employee's Google Workspace, then into internal systems holding non-sensitive environment variables for a limited set of customer projects.
TSMC posted $35.9B in Q1 2026 revenue, a 40.6% year-over-year jump, with AI and HPC now accounting for 61% of wafer sales - and CoWoS packaging still fully booked.
Dario Amodei met with Susie Wiles and Scott Bessent at the White House on April 17, while Trump - standing on a Phoenix runway - said he had 'no idea' about the meeting.
Kevin Weil, Bill Peebles, and Srinivas Narayanan all left OpenAI on the same day as the company dismantles its consumer moonshots and sharpens its focus on enterprise revenue ahead of a potential IPO.
Kye Gomez open-sourced OpenMythos, a PyTorch reconstruction that hypothesizes Anthropic's Mythos is a Recurrent-Depth Transformer with Mixture-of-Experts routing and Multi-Latent Attention.
Sam Altman's World project launched World ID 4.0 at a San Francisco event on April 17, signing Tinder, Zoom, DocuSign, and Okta as partners while introducing Agent Kit to authorize AI agents.
