by Benjamin | Sep 10, 2026
A former Anthropic researcher chose to quit this last week, and threw a lot of people into a panic with claims that AI is out of control and could doom us all within the coming years. He wasn’t the only one, with another active employee saying similar dystopian... by Benjamin | Sep 10, 2026
Twitter was famous known for having a bird as it’s icon, and referring to tweets as their messages. When Elon Musk bought Twitter, and renamed it to X, an upstart company named Bluebird came along and said “we want the name and logo”. The claim was... by Benjamin | Sep 10, 2026
Flock will continue in the news, as well Axon, and other ALPR competitors as negative sentiment grows against these cameras along the roads. Last week, a New Mexico man, after his local city cut ties with Flock, decided to pull up 10 of these and turn them into his... by Benjamin | Sep 10, 2026
This one get’s wonky, so I’m keeping some terminology simple. This past week, some folks calling themselves white-hat-hackers drained 4,000 bitcoins out of a Bitcoin sidechain, or simply a variation of Bitcoin itself called Liquid. They leveraged a new... by Benjamin | Sep 10, 2026
This week, a large YouTuber channel announced they had proof that hackers could get into your LG smart TV and gain all of the conversations in the room. This was then extended to all smart TVs, and then LG denied that claim. Claims went flying that everyone is... by Benjamin | Sep 3, 2026
Unlike Apple, and many of the other hardware manufacturers, where devices are announced annually, AI models get updated far more frequently. This week was an oddity, however, with new models from all over. OpenAI announced GPT-6 Astra, Claude came up with Fable 5.1...