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Everyone ran the headline that your $200 AI plan "costs OpenAI $14,000." It's wrong in a specific, important way. Here's the honest math on what Claude and ChatGPT subscriptions really cost, why heavy users are subsidized anyway, and the one move that protects you when the price catches up.
How the AI "passive income" scam actually works, how it differs from real automated investing, and how to spot the fake in ten seconds. With sources.
Six things Money20/20 Europe 2026 told us about where finance is going — and one good reason to stay skeptical.
The first papal encyclical on AI runs 42,000 words — and an Anthropic co-founder was in the room. What Magnifica Humanitas argues, and why tech should read it.
GitHub Copilot switched to token-based AI Credits on June 1, 2026. What changed, who pays more, and why developers are leaving for Cursor and Claude Code.
Anthropic is closing $30B at a $900B valuation with an October IPO. The revenue is real. But four questions every investor should ask before buying — including a profitability footnote nobody is printing.
A humorous, deeply human investigation into waking up in 2046 — where food is free, robots do everything, Gordon Ramsay is finally happy, and the biggest problem humanity faces is not knowing what to do with all this freedom.
It's cheap, it works, and it made me feel a little bit like a spy in my own life.
On May 18, a poisoned Nx Console VS Code extension was live on Microsoft’s marketplace for 18 minutes. One GitHub employee installed it. By May 20, ~3,800 internal repos were reportedly exfiltrated and auctioned for $50K. Here’s the full attack chain, payload analysis.
OpenAI solved an 80-year math problem. Anthropic’s co-founder says AI self-improvement has 60% odds by 2028. Meta allegedly trained AI on employees, then cut 8,000 jobs. And three calls reportedly killed the US AI safety order before signing.
Synthesia: majority of code now from agents. 900 devs surveyed. The pattern is clear — engineers thriving treat AI output like a junior dev's PR. Here's why that skill is the new differentiator.
The Pragmatic Engineer surveyed 900+ engineers in April 2026. 30% have hit usage limits. Budgets are expanding. ROI frameworks don't exist. Here's the honest breakdown.
