Anthropic Faces Federal Lawsuit Over Claude Subscription Limits
Karl Kahn paid $200 a month for Anthropic’s most expensive Claude subscription. Within weeks, he says, the arithmetic stopped working. A single five-hour coding session consumed 15% of his weekly…
Mango Heir Faces Homicide Inquiry After 999 Recording Surfaces
The voice on the recording is desperate. A man is on the line with British emergency services, saying his father has fallen into a ravine. The Sun newspaper published the…
A Google Engineer’s Warning on 10x Coding Speed
Adam Bender spends his working days inside one of the largest codebases on earth. A staff software engineer at Google, he has a message for developers that cuts against the…
AI Now Accounts for a Record Share of U.S. Job Cuts, Data Show
The tally kept by Challenger, Gray & Christmas now has a category that its founder could not have imagined when the firm started tracking layoffs in 1993: artificial intelligence. Through…
Oracle Completes 30,000 Layoffs, Its Largest Cut Ever
By Monday, the last of the termination notices had gone out, and Oracle’s payroll was 30,000 names lighter. The company met its June 15 deadline for a reduction of about…
Amazon to Spend $10 Billion on Missouri Data Center Campus
Montgomery City, Missouri, has about 2,800 residents and sits beside Interstate 70, roughly midway between St. Louis and Kansas City. It is not the first place most people would look…
Anthropic Disconnects Its Two Strongest Models After U.S. Export Order
The order arrived at 5:21 p.m. on a Friday, stamped with a national-security authorization, and it left Anthropic with little choice. On June 12, the U.S. government directed the AI…
BofA’s Hartnett Tells Clients to Keep Trimming Stocks Until July
Michael Hartnett has been Wall Street’s most prominent bear for so long that some clients stopped reading his notes. In his latest, the Bank of America strategist told them to…
Japan’s PayPay Moves Into Life Insurance With $900 Million Deal
When PayPay’s shares opened the morning after the announcement, they fell 7.4%. Japan’s mobile-payments leader had just unveiled the most aggressive move of its short life as a public company:…

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