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427 stories · page 23 of 48Claude will leave a watermark in text that nobody will see
From future models on, every Claude text carries a statistical mark: invisible to the reader, zero extra tokens, untraceable to a person. The reason is the EU AI Act - since 2 August, providers in Europe must mark generated content.
Read →Grok Bot gives agents their own computer and lets them work around the clock
SpaceXAI released, in early beta, 'AI teammates' that sign into your apps, finish the job and only come back for approval. For SuperGrok Heavy and Cursor Ultra/Teams Premium subscribers.
Read →NVIDIA wants AI factories to move to 800 volts direct current
The bottleneck is not how much power there is but how many times you convert it on the way to the chip. NVIDIA, Google and Microsoft are writing a common standard through OCP; more than 80 manufacturers are already building to it.
Read →Stripe mapped where people pay for AI: Mexico is growing 264 percent
Stripe processes payments for 88 percent of the Forbes AI 50 and sees who buys from where. Median growth in AI spending is close to 100 percent a year; India, Mexico, Poland and the UAE spend disproportionately on AI.
Read →Grok 4.6 landed in GitHub Copilot two days after launch
The model for long agentic tasks is now in the Copilot picker - VS Code, CLI and cloud agents. Some business accounts have to enable it in settings. In the API it is $2/$6 per million tokens.
Read →50 open source projects went through training and turned up 533 new vulnerabilities
Seventy one maintainers from 22 countries, half a million dollars and a few weeks. Ninety two per cent come out with core protections switched on.
Read →Vercel hid which site you are opening from whoever watches the network
ECH encrypts the hostname during the handshake. From outside the connection looks like it is going to a shared address, not to your domain.
Read →Cash is accepted by 92 per cent of shops in the euro area
Acceptance actually grew against 2024. The fastest riser is paying by phone: from 36 to 68 per cent in two years.
Read →NVIDIA is selling compute as infrastructure, not as machines
The goal is over $500 billion of outside capital flowing into AI factories the way it flows into roads and power plants. NVIDIA backstops up to 25 per cent of residual value per project.
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