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AI Agents Are Quietly Hiring, Hunting Threats and Stealing Work
Mar 18, 2026
Banks race to build agentic AI as attackers weaponize automation
Mar 17, 2026
OpenAI Moves Into Classified Pentagon Work as Anthropic Is Frozen Out
Mar 17, 2026
Nvidia’s Triple Play Pushes AI From Desktops to Orbit
Mar 17, 2026
Agentic AI Leaves Screens for Shopping, Memory and Control
Mar 17, 2026
Nvidia welds Groq LPUs to Vera Rubin racks
Mar 17, 2026
Featured Analysis
AI Is Already Hurting People Across Key Systems
From a Tennessee grandmother jailed by a faulty match to lawsuits over chatbot-linked suicides, scams and autonomous weapons, AI’s harms are already landing.
DIY Biohacking With ChatGPT and AlphaFold Shrinks Biotech’s Guardrails
A Sydney engineer’s DIY mRNA cancer vaccine for his dog, built with ChatGPT and AlphaFold-style tools, showcases how consumer AI is turning biotech into a laptop hobby—and tightening the window for biosecurity and governance to respond.
AI Job Shock Reshapes Who Works, Who’s Paid, and Who’s Invisible
AI is becoming both a pretext for mass layoffs and a pipeline to precarious gig work, squeezing entry‑level professionals while relying on underpaid annotators and performers to make systems safer and more human.
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Nvidia’s Nemotron 3 Super anchors a $26B open-model gamble
Agentic AI leaps from lab demos to daily infrastructure
The AI silicon arms race moves to chips and grids
AI Arms Race Escalates Into Full-Stack Infrastructure War
