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Anthropic revenue surges to over $11.5 billion in second quarter

Anthropic PBC is telling prospective investors its second-quarter revenue jumped at least 14-fold versus the same period a year ago, according to documents seen by Bloomberg News.

Disney D23 2026: Everything announced for Star Wars, Marvel, and more

The annual Disney fan event showed off the cast of Marvel’s X-Men movie, plus a new trailer for Avengers: Doomsday, and our first look at the VisionQuest TV show for Disney Plus. For Star Wars fans, there was a teaser trailer for season two of Ahsoka, plus a special look at Star Wars: Starfighter with an appearance from Ryan Gosling.

I Finally Found a Magnetic Phone Grip I Never Want to Remove

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'I have a chip on my shoulder.' Phoebe Gates wants her $185 million AI startup Phia to succeed with 'no ties to my privilege or my last name'

Phoebe Gates wants to build her AI shopping company while keeping one thing out of her pitch deck: her last name. The 23-year-old youngest daughter of billionaire Microsoft founder Bill Gates and philanthropist Melinda French Gates has raised more than $43 million for Phia, which is now valued at around $185 million.

Xteink’s tiny e-readers are getting access to free books through Libby

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We’re Reaching Peak Camera with the Sony A7R VI

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When housing is unaffordable, this artist’s device makes pedaling harder

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Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu says AI and liberal democracy share the same crisis: 'there is a tendency to escalate everything'

Daron Acemoglu is frustrated by the artificial intelligence debate — and not because the MIT economist thinks the technology is dangerous. Although he does think that.

"There's no point": AI forces college students to rethink their major

They're worried about what's coming after graduation.

The toolbelt is becoming Gen Z's career flex

Young workers are betting that fixing the physical world still needs human hands.

AI isn’t changing how companies work. It’s changing what a company is

Stephen Messer is co-founder of Collective[i] and Intelligence.com, and has been writing about the AI economy on Artificial CommonSense at reloadnyc. This column synthesizes much of Messer’s recent writing, and is related to several others, including “What It Means to Be AI-First,” “The Oldest Trick in Management Just Stopped Working,” “The Weakest Link,” “The Next Computer Is Alive,” and “The Death of Privacy. The Rise of Unbreakable Communications.”

Her childhood photo. Thousands of explicit images. One woman’s nightmare.

When Jane Doe 4, as she is identified in legal filings, arrived at her parents’ house in Wyoming to set up a family party earlier this year, the familiar street in her small hometown was filled with state and local law enforcement.