Author: Shane Glass
Shane Glass
Shane covers AI developments with a focus on what's real, what's hype, and what actually changes how we work.
Anthropic’s 335-page IPO filing, Microsoft’s 60,000-employee buyout, OpenAI’s science claims, and a potential exercise pill dominate the week’s tech news.
A new documentary puts Elizabeth Holmes back on camera at home before prison. The film raises harder questions than it answers about fraud, science coverage, and manipulation.
Enterprise AI’s real economic challenge isn’t token cost — it’s converting paid capacity into useful outcomes through operational discipline and efficiency.
Stanford PhD student Samuel King used a generative AI model in 2025 to produce genetic blueprints for microscopic viruses. The AI-designed viruses are already killing bacteria.
AI refusal failures, OpenAI’s $20B forecast cut, Envision Energy’s wind-powered data centers, and Yandex struck by Ukrainian drones.
Elon Musk calls Optimus the biggest product ever. Robotics researchers, including AI pioneer Yann LeCun, say the industry has no idea how to make it useful.
MIT Technology Review survey of 300 AI executives finds only 34% of enterprise AI agent projects reach production. Knowledge gaps, not data shortages, are the main cause.
Meta smart glasses enabled covert recording at an Indian protest, sparking viral transphobic abuse. With Reliance Jio launching a $105 rival, risks are scaling fast.
MIT Technology Review’s AI Roundtable, a 2022 bioweapons demo, an OpenAI breach, and employee warnings about AI destroying the web all collided this week.
AI company leaders warn their own tools could enable bioweapons, as a 2022 experiment generated 40,000 chemical warfare candidates in under six hours.