Mark Zuckerberg has personally reached out to hundreds of researchers, scientists, infrastructure engineers, product stars, and entrepreneurs to try to get them to join a new Superintelligence lab. He is offering them hundreds of millions of dollars and in at least one case discussed buying a startup outright. Despite the financial incentives, some potential candidates have been hesitant to join Meta. It is unclear how successful Zuckerberg's efforts will ultimately be - OpenAI has given counteroffers to people Meta has tried to poach.

Legal filings submitted as part of a trademark dispute reveal details about OpenAI and io's efforts to build a mass-market AI hardware device. The companies have been vigorously researching in-ear hardware devices. However, io's chief hardware officer said in court that the prototype OpenAI CEO Sam Altman missioned in io's launch video was not an in-ear device nor a wearable device. The design of the prototype has not yet been finalized and the product is at least a year away from being advertised or offered for sale.

This post looks at the state of affairs in aging research. It offers some basic background knowledge for each topic covered. Longevity-focused research hasn't led to anything significant yet, but the field is still very young. Scientific discovery works in strange ways - research from longevity could end up impacting other fields, leading to unexpected returns.

New York plans to build a large nuclear power facility to add at least 1 gigawatt of energy, enough to power about a million homes. The New York Power Authority will find a site in upstate New York and determine the reactor's design. It may pursue the project alone or in partnership with private entities. The US nuclear industry has struggled for more than three decades to do much more than manage existing plants because of safety concerns, huge cost overruns, and a permitting process that moves at a glacial pace. This project could help jump-start a new era of US nuclear reactor construction.

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Python can call Mojo code now. The setup is pretty simple - this post walks through how to set it up and provides some examples of how to use it. Development on the stack is still early, so it's not yet production-ready. Mojo is a lot easier to learn than Rust while still providing a meaningful function speedup.

Pickaxe is a TypeScript library for building fault-tolerant and scalable AI agents. It handles the complexities of durable execution, queuing, and scheduling so that developers can focus on writing core business logic. Pickaxe enables developers to build agents that call tools, other agents, or any other functions they define. A video demo is available.

This post evaluates the state of AI's biggest players, primarily through the lens of the Big Five: Apple, Google, Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon. It looks at each company's infrastructure, models, partners, data, distribution, core business, scarcity risk, and more and analyzes its position in the industry. The post also looks at model makers like OpenAI and Anthropic and discusses the elephant in the room: China.

Venture capital and zero-interest-rate policy supplied a ton of money to startups, allowing them to grow even if they were selling customers services at a loss. Today, investor money is going straight into subsidizing the costs of AI products. AI products will likely soon start showing ads to monetize. AI serves its users for now, but in the near future, AI will serve ads.

Apple has updated the Liquid Glass Control Center to be a bit more opaque in the second iOS 26 developer beta - a comparison is available in the article.

The Midjourney suit has the potential to set a precedent around artificial intelligence and how AI companies can operate or train their models - it will have an impact on all creatives.

Apple is preparing to offer new concessions primarily related to its steering rules ahead of a June 26 deadline, after which the European Commission can impose escalating daily fines of up to 5% of Apple's average global turnover.

Newer, more powerful Chromebooks will soon have image generation, text summarization, and more built into the OS.

LogTape is a logging library for JavaScript and TypeScript that provides a simple and flexible logging system.

Sam Altman previously described advertising as a last resort for OpenAI, but his stance has since softened.

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Meta is finalizing a deal to invest $14 billion into Scale AI, a company that helps AI startups prepare data to train cutting-edge AI models. Meta is one of Scale AI's biggest customers. The social media giant appears to be taking a similar strategy as other tech companies like Google and Microsoft which are taking large stakes in prominent leaders in AI rather than buying them outright - Meta is currently on trial for antitrust claims and it doesn't want to further upset regulators by acquiring Scale AI. It will take a 49% stake in Scale AI, and Scale AI's CEO will help lead a new AI research lab within Meta.

OpenAI has launched o3-pro, an advanced reasoning model, to ChatGPT Pro and Team users, as well as on OpenAI's developer API. Enterprise and Edu users will get access to the model next week. o3-pro is priced at $20 per million input tokens and $80 per million output tokens on the API. The model has access to tools and can search the web, analyze files, reason about visual inputs, use Python, personalize its responses using memory, and more. It can not generate images or use Canvas and its responses typically take longer than o1-pro to complete.

Snap plans to release a sixth generation of its augmented reality glasses in 2026. The next-generation glasses will be called Specs and use AR technology to let people see and interact with digital imagery overlaid over the physical world. It will run on Snap OS. Developers will be able to incorporate Google's Gemini AI models and OpenAI's GPT family of AI models into programs they develop for the smart glasses. The most recent version of Snap's augmented reality glass was released in September 2024 to developers who had to pay $99 a month for a full year under a leasing model.

IBM has released plans for a quantum compute system that can perform 100 million operations without errors on a collection of 200 logical qubits. The hardware, which will be called Starling, will be available for use in 2029. While the system will be able to handle some problems, it will not be enough to perform the complex algorithms needed to do things like break encryptions - that would require waiting for IBM's Blue Jay, a system with 2,000 logical qubits the company expects to build by 2033.

Delve ran 4 placements across 2 TLDR newsletters and brought in 66 leads, with a meaningful chunk from enterprise. The result: $1M in attributed pipeline and a 52x ROI.

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Paws-on-MCP is a comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that implements the latest specification. It demonstrates production-ready adherence to the MCP 2025-03-26 specification. Paws-on-MCP features HackerNews and GitHub API integrations with AI-powered analysis through advanced MCP sampling.

Android 16 is now available on most supported Pixel devices. This release will be the only release in 2025 to include planned app-impacting behavior changes. There is another planned release for Q4 that will include new developer APIs, feature updates, optimizations, and bug fixes. The Android team plans to release updates quarterly. This post details some of the changes in Android 16, including changes to improve the consistency and visual appearance of apps, Android apps that adapt to any screen and window size, consistent progress notifications, and custom AGSL graphical effects.

Google has offered buyouts to employees across several of its divisions in an effort to reduce headcount. The 'voluntary exit program' applies to US-based employees. The buyout announcement comes along with a demand for employees to return to the office - workers who live within 50 miles of an office will be expected to assume a hybrid work schedule. Google has done multiple buyout offers in a few units this year.

OpenAI started almost nine years ago with the goal of building the most impactful technology in human history: artificial general intelligence (AGI). The launch of ChatGPT on November 30, 2022, kicked off the current AI revolution. Over the past two years, the company had to build almost from scratch around this new technology, which was a difficult and messy process. Sam Altman considers these years to be the most rewarding, fun, best, interesting, exhausting, stressful, and unpleasant years of his life so far. He is confident that OpenAI now knows how to build AGI and believes that the first AI agents will join the workforce this year and materially change the output of companies.

OpenAI's o3-pro is very smart, but it needs a lot of context in order to work well.

It's possible to write CSS keyframe animations without specifying either a starting or ending point - this trick unlocks a capability within keyframe animations that makes them dynamic and composable.

OpenAI has slashed prices on o3 by 80% for both input and output tokens, making the model more accessible for developers seeking advanced reasoning capabilities.

Traffic for publishers is plummeting as chatbots are replacing Google searches.

Contracts are language, and large language models are exceptionally good at reviewing and creating them.

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Apple showed off a sleek design refresh for its operating system, new features for the iPhone, iPad, Mac, and AirPods, and more at its annual Worldwide Developer Conference keynote. This page rounds up the biggest announcements from the event. There are big changes in store across Apple's platforms. Apple's new operating systems, which are now named by year, are now available as developer betas and will be available to all users this fall.

OpenAI has hit $10 billion in annual recurring revenue (ARR). The figure includes sales from the company's consumer products, ChatGPT business products, and OpenAI's API, but excludes licensing revenue from Microsoft and large one-time deals. OpenAI had around $5.5 billion in ARR last year - it is targeting $125 billion in revenue by 2029. The company currently supports 500 million weekly active users, with three million paying business users.

Focused ultrasound stimulation (FUS) is a technique that involves using sound waves to reduce inflammation in targeted areas of the body. It could help with many disorders, including diabetes, obesity, arthritis, heart disease, and certain cancers. The technology offers a precise and safe way to provide healing treatments for a wide range of both acute and chronic maladies - without surgery, and potentially at home with a wearable device. This article discusses in-depth how FUS works and its potential applications.

XRobotics' countertop robot, xPizza Cube, can make up to 100 pizzas an hour. Roughly the size of a stackable washing machine, the xPizza Cube can be retrofitted to work with pies of different sizes and styles. A unit can be leased for $1,300 a month for three years. XRobotics recently raised a $2.5 million seed round - it will use the capital to produce more units and install more robots for customers.

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container is a tool for creating and running Linux containers as lightweight virtual machines on macOS. It consumes and produces OCI-compliant container images, so developers can pull and run images from any standard container registry. Developers can also push images to those registries, and run the images in any other OCI-compliant application. container is optimized for Apple silicon.

Apple's Foundation Models Framework is a new API that allows third-party developers to build apps that leverage Apple's on-device large language models. It enables developers to build AI-powered features that work offline, protect privacy, and incur no inference costs. The framework is available for testing starting today through the Apple Developer Program. A public beta will be available through the Apple Beta Software Program next month.

Generative AI is relatively cheap, especially when compared to search APIs. While inference was very expensive at the start of the AI boom, it has since gotten a lot cheaper. The real cost problem will be from the backend services that AI agents will want to access.

This post contains a list of one-person (or mostly one-person) projects. The list includes Stardew Valley, Linux, the first scientific map of the Atlantic Ocean, Rollercoaster Tycoon, and jQuery. Each entry names the project's creator. The list shows how incredible things can be made by a single person. If you care enough about your ideas, they might be worth trying.

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Tech's talent gap has widened - entry-level hiring is collapsing and geographic power centers are evolving fast.

Measuring AI use is difficult because the term 'AI' can refer to many different things.

somo is a human-friendly alternative to netstat for socket and port monitoring on Linux.

Treating vibe code as precious is a productivity killer.

Silicon Valley's real sin is that it is removing long-existing frictions too hard and fast, causing hidden costs to pop up faster than society can patch them.

From a cryptographic perspective, XChat, X's new end-to-end encryption messaging protocol, isn't great - there's no forward secrecy and user private keys are stored at X.

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Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference will focus on design and productivity enhancements for its long-established operating system franchises. The keynote address will begin at 10 AM PT today. It will introduce redesigned software interfaces for the iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, and Apple Watch, along with minor tweaks to the Vision Pro headset. Apple also plans to introduce a sweeping change to its software brand, shifting version numbers to a year-based system. The AI changes that Apple plans to introduce will be minor and are unlikely to impress industry watchers.

Microsoft and Asus have been working together over the past year to create two new ROG Xbox Ally handhelds. The white ROG Xbox Ally ships with AMD's Ryzen Z2 A processor and the ROG Ally X adds a better AMD processor and impulse triggers. The hardware specs make them very similar to Asus' existing Windows-powered handheld gaming PCs, but there are much-needed changes to the software side that make the experience a lot better. There are tweaks to the operating system, Xbox PC app, and Game Bar to make Windows more handheld-friendly. The reveal trailer for the devices is available in the article.

Researchers have found a way to force HIV out of hiding inside human cells. HIV's ability to conceal itself within certain white blood cells has been one of the main challenges for scientists looking for a cure. Further research is required to determine whether revealing the virus is enough to allow the body's immune system to deal with it or whether other technologies or therapies will need to be used to eliminate it from the body. The method will require successful tests in animals followed by safety trials in humans before efficacy trials can even begin.

BYD's 1,000-kilowatt fast chargers make charging an EV as quick as a gasoline fill-up. They can supply nearly 250 miles of fresh range in five minutes. BYD designs its own cars, chargers, and batteries - this vertical integration puts the company in a unique position in terms of engineering control. This article discusses the technologies that enable the company's megawatt charging speeds.

This is a field guide on AI-assisted development. It explores how to genuinely achieve a 10x productivity boost, the infrastructure used at Julep to ship production code daily using Claude, and why writing your own tests remains absolutely sacred. Good development practices are the difference between an AI that amplifies your capabilities and one that amplifies chaos. Research shows that teams that use rigorous practices deploy more frequently and are faster from commit to deployment - this effect is even more pronounced when you add capable AI assistants into the mix.

Model Context Protocol (MCP) isn't just another API standard, it's a wire protocol that enforces consistency. It allows developers to test, sanitize inputs, and handle errors in actual code and not just hope that the model formats requests correctly. MCP agents query capabilities dynamically and adapt automatically while running as a local process. The protocol's standardization creates an opportunity to have consistent patterns across all servers. The practical path forward involves maintaining APIs for human developers while adding MCP for AI agent integration.

OpenAI is selling premium AI services to universities for faculty and student use and running marketing campaigns aimed at getting students to use ChatGPT. It plans to overhaul college education by embedding its artificial intelligence tools in every facet of campus life. The company wants universities to give students AI assistants to help guide and tutor them. In its 'AI-native universities' plan, professors would provide customized AI study bots for each class, career services would offer recruiter chatbots for students to practice job interviews, and students would be able to use chatbots to quiz them before tests.

Section 174 of the IRS Code of 1954 guaranteed that US companies could deduct 100% of the qualified research and development spending in the year they incurred the costs. This incentivized companies to develop their products in the US and fueled the rise of smartphones, cloud computing, and mobile apps. The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed during President Donald Trump's first term slashed the corporate tax rate from 35% to 21%, but it also added a future provision that meant that companies must spread the research and development deduction in smaller chunks over five or even 15-year periods. The provision went into effect in 2022, making companies' biggest source of expenses now a painful tax bill, which fueled mass layoffs.

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namerefs (introduced in bash 4.0) act as aliases for other variables and can also reference a specific element in an array, allowing for the creation of magic variables that evaluate any arbitrary expression.

Odyc.js is a small JavaScript library for coding video games even without programming experience.

Integrating third-party services comes at a cost, not just in dollars, but in time, friction, and mental overhead.

This blog post demonstrates how to reverse-engineer Cursor's LLM client by setting up TensorZero as a self-hosted proxy service - this enables users to observe, analyze, and experiment with different LLM models while maintaining the full Cursor experience.

Scale AI provides data labeling services to companies to help them train their AI models.

Declarative engineering is fine when software is 99% Python logic and 1% AI, but software would be poorly served by that paradigm if it was 99% AI and 1% Python.

Android development requires more effort to maintain compared to server-side development - developers planning to build an Android app as a hobby should keep the ongoing maintenance costs in mind.

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Google has started tests of its AI Mode's new 'Search Live' experience, which lets users have real-time conversations with Google. The feature can answer questions while surfacing the sites used to inform the answer. It may ask clarifying questions to refine queries, and users can ask follow-up questions. The feature is currently rolling out to the Google app in Android and iOS.

Amazon is building a 'humanoid park' to test robots that could eventually take the jobs of delivery workers. The indoor obstacle course is about the size of a coffee shop. The company is developing artificial intelligence software that can power the robots. It will use hardware developed by other companies. Amazon is aiming for the robots to be able to travel in its Rivian vans and make deliveries from them.

Wing and Walmart have announced plans to roll out drone delivery to more than 100 Walmart stores in Atlanta, Charlotte, Houston, Orlando, Tampa, and the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Walmart appears to be becoming confident in drone delivery - the expansion is a nearly five-fold increase in Wing's operations with the retailer. Wing is now decidedly out of the pilot and trial phase and scaling up its business.

Nucleus Genomics is a DNA testing and analysis company that plans to provide DNA testing for embryos to predict and reduce chronic diseases. It will analyze up to 20 embryos for $5,999, providing an analysis of up to 900 conditions. The embryos will be given probabilities for the likelihood they will get these chronic conditions and then it will be up to the parents to decide which embryos to use. Nucleus also provides possibility assessments for attributes such as IQ, height, and eye color.

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The founders of Clearspace, a startup that builds tools to help people reduce their screen time, have released an API that makes iOS Screen Time accessible on the web. The API allows developers to build tools that leverage screen time data. Example use cases include apps that auto-report large deviations in screen time, show group visibility, and automatically complete tasks every time a limit is passed.

Claude Composer CLI is a wrapper for Claude Code that adds enhancements around automation, UX, and configuration. It automatically handles permission dialogues based on configurable rules and uses rulesets to define exactly which actions to allow automatically. Users can configure which tools Claude can use and stay informed without switching contexts through system notifications.

Google has released an upgraded preview of Gemini 2.5 Pro. It will be generally available in the coming weeks. The model leads in coding across benchmarks like AIDER Polyglot and has top-tier performance on GPQA and Humanity's Last Exam. It has an Elo score of 1460 on LMArena and 1443 on WebDevArena.

AMC plans to use AI company Runway's technology to both generate marketing images and help pre-visualize shows that have yet to be produced. The AI production images could help showrunners figure out what would or wouldn't work on the air without the high cost of shooting the material or designing from scratch. They are not intended to be used in shows at this point. Other studios are also tinkering with AI models, but they are staying silent about it due to the early nature of the tech and the sensitivity of the issue with Hollywood guilds.

Speedometer 3, created collaboratively by Google, Apple, Intel, Microsoft, and Mozilla, was designed to measure web responsiveness through several workloads like HTML parsing, JavaScript and JSON processing, pixel rendering, CSS application, and more.

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Apple says that 90% of the billings and sales on its global App Store business did not involve paying Apple a commission.

The AI search engine is seeing more than 20% growth month-over-month.

SCIM (the System for Cross-domain Identity Management) is a standard used by identity providers for communicating three kinds of changes to other software.

The new feature will display a callout box that shows when a post has been widely liked by users with differing opinions.

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Apple is working on new head gestures, sleep auto-pause, camera control, Audio Mix, and wider classroom support for AirPods. It is expected to announce these features along with major updates across all of its platforms at WWDC25. AI will play a smaller role at the conference this year. The spotlight will likely fall on design refreshes and software improvements. Details about the new AirPods features are available in the article.

OpenAI has added new features for business users into ChatGPT. There are now integrations with different cloud services, meeting recordings, and MCP connection support for connecting to tools for deep research. The cloud integrations will allow ChatGPT to look for information across users' services to answer questions. MCP support will only be available to Pro, Team, and Enterprise users.

Researchers in Japan have developed a plastic material that breaks down in seawater without leaving any residual trace. The material is as strong as petroleum-based plastics and can be used like regular plastic when coated. It breaks down when exposed to salt, and the components can be further processed by naturally occurring bacteria. It is non-toxic, non-flammable, and does not emit carbon dioxide. While the team has not yet detailed any plans for commercialization, their research has attracted significant interest.

Waymo was frequently mocked for being heavily geofenced. Tesla's universal 'no map' approach seemed to make more sense. However, 83% of the US population lives in urban areas - autopilot doesn't really need to be able to drive everywhere. Solving that last 20% of self-driving might be 80% of the effort. Waymo is happily chasing densely populated areas - it's now doing more than 250,000 paid rides without a driver a week.

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Mistral has released a vibe coding client to compete with Windsurf, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot. Mistral Code is a fork of the open source project Continue. The AI-powered coding assistant bundles Mistral's models, an 'in-IDE' assistant, local deployment options, and enterprise tools into a single package. It is currently in private beta for JetBrains development platforms and Microsoft's VS Code. Mistral plans to contribute at least a portion of its improvements to Mistral Code to the Continue open source project.

Large language models (LLMs) essentially mirror the skill of their operators. AI shouldn't be banned from the interviewing process - allowing AI in the interviewing process enables you to observe how they use the technology. Companies that ban AI will either miss out on outstanding candidates or they will find their employees will start using AI in stealth. The best way to determine if someone is a skilled operator is to watch them dance with an LLM.

The Switch 2 was released today. The first iteration of the console was a major hit for Nintendo, selling roughly 150 million units. The Switch 2 has a bigger screen, better graphics, and larger controls. Many enthusiasts showed up early at stores to pick up their units at midnight. Nintendo had warned customers that delivery of the console was not guaranteed on launch day.

There's no evidence that AI can, will, or has replaced a large percentage of jobs. However, there are hundreds of years of evidence showing the opposite is true: AI will almost certainly create more jobs than it displaces. The press and media cover hype stories because they draw clicks. Previous technological revolutions took jobs away from some workers, but this resulted in greater productivity, employment, and more options for workers. AI may permanently alter the employment landscape, but it is unlikely to displace a massive portion of the workforce.

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The feature will likely be revealed at next week's Worldwide Developers Conference alongside other iOS 26 improvements, including automatic translation and polls in Messages.

Apple named 12 winners across six categories (Delight and Fun, Innovation, Interaction, Inclusivity, Social Impact, and Visuals and Graphics), mostly indie apps and startups, with generative AI apps noticeably missing from the list.

If you can make sure your JSON conforms to a schema, you can write machine code.

Life is a creative force that builds artifacts that could not have come about randomly - aliveness is what an object does to its surroundings.

Former 23andMe CEO Anne Wojcicki bid $305 million through her recently founded nonprofit TTAM Research Institute.

Reddit says Anthropic unlawfully used its data for commercial purposes without paying for it and without abiding by the company's user data policy.