Musk says true autonomy means sleeping through your commute. Tesla's Austin robotaxis crash every 57,000 miles, four times worse than the human average.

Palantir CEO Alex Karp told CNBC that full AI nationalization will become the left's mainstream position within two years. Trump and Sanders already agree on 50%.

Chaotic Eclipse published RoguePlanet, a Windows Defender zero-day granting SYSTEM access on fully patched machines, hours after Microsoft's record 200-fix update.

Russia restored access to Roblox after banning the gaming platform in December. The reversal followed 63,000 complaint letters from children, half saying they wanted to leave Russia.

OpenAI found Chinese-linked accounts creating AI-generated posts about data centre electricity costs. The campaign had little reach. The debate is real anyway.

Amazon agreed to a $17.5B term loan led by Citigroup, days after a record C$14B Canadian bond sale. Its total debt has risen 50% in a year to over $225B.

Ramp data shows the top 1% of firms spend $7,500/month per employee on AI. The median spends $11.38. The gap between power users and everyone else is vast.

German robotics firm NEURA raised up to $1.4B at a $7B valuation from Nvidia, Amazon, Tether, Qualcomm, and Bosch to scale cognitive robots to millions by 2030.

Indian security agencies paused Starlink's launch after terminals appeared in Iran without a licence. The timing is awkward for SpaceX's $75 billion IPO.

Stockton's council voted 7-0 on Flock drones despite an hour of public opposition. Flock has previously shared data with border agents and tracked an abortion.

SpaceX's $1.8 trillion IPO is expected to create over 4,000 millionaires, including cafeteria staff and welders who received stock options instead of higher salaries.

A Munich court ruled Google's AI Overviews are its own words, making it liable for false claims, a decision that, if it holds, could reach every AI answer engine.