Claude Code Is Secretly Tagging Your Requests. Here’s What That Means for Your Privacy
Last week, a developer named kiruba took a look at the Claude Code binary on his own machine. He wasn’t looking for trouble. He was looking for transparency, because Claude Code already has filesystem access, shell access, git access, and depending…
Sakana AI Fugu Ultra Routes Complex Tasks to the Right Specialist Model
A Tokyo-based engineer first mentioned Sakana AI to me in the context of foundation model research. Not as a footnote. In the same conversation as work coming out of Stanford. That was enough to make me pay attention. Sakana is based in Japan. Fugu Ultra…
AI Agents Forget Everything — Here Is What Teams Are Actually Doing About It
The complaint comes up in almost every team retrospective once AI agents go into production. Not a technical complaint, not a model accuracy complaint. Something simpler: the agent forgets. In customer service, it shows up as the bot that asks for your…
Salesforce Slackbot Gets a Full AI Rebuild: Now an Agent That Works Where You Work
Salesforce Rolls Out a New Slackbot: This Time It Is an Actual AI Agent Salesforce has been building toward this for a while. The company has been layering AI capabilities into its product line for the past few years, starting with Einstein AI features…
Google’s NotebookLM Now Generates TikTok-Style Videos From Your Research Notes
Google’s NotebookLM Now Generates TikTok-Style Videos From Your Research Notes Let me say up front: I was skeptical when I first heard this feature described. “AI-generated videos from your research” sounds like the kind of feature that…
Claude Sonnet 5 Just Dropped: Anthropic’s Mid-Tier Model Now Rivaling Opus
Claude Sonnet 5 Just Dropped: Anthropic’s Mid-Tier Model Now Rivaling Opus If you’ve been watching the AI space closely, you already know the pattern. Every few months, one company or another announces a new model that pushes the frontier…
Railway Raised 100M to Build the AI-Native Cloud That AWS Is Not
Railway closed 100 million in funding last month. The pitch: AWS was built for a different era, and AI workloads expose the mismatch everywhere you look. The hyperscalers cannot restructure their pricing and infrastructure without cannibalizing the…
US Government Lifts Block on Anthropic’s Claude Mythos 5 — What Actually Changed
The block hit on a Tuesday. I was in a Slack room with about two hundred developers when someone’s phone went off, then someone else’s, and then we all just sat there. Nobody said anything for maybe thirty seconds. First it was confusion.…
Latitude Wants to Be Datadog for AI Agents — and It’s Open Source
If you’ve shipped an AI agent to production, you know the moment I’m talking about: it’s live, and you have no idea what it’s actually doing. Traditional monitoring was built for deterministic code. Logs, traces, metrics.…
ClickUp Brain² Runs AI on Your Entire Workspace — Not Just What You Paste In
ClickUp shipped Brain². The pitch is that it runs on the full context of your workspace — every document, task, comment, project you’ve ever touched. That sounds obvious once someone says it. Before that, everyone building AI in productivity tools…
Listen Labs Raised 69M Making AI Voice Data Collection Actually Ethical
Listen Labs raised 69 million dollars after a viral billboard hiring stunt that got their name in front of every tech journalist in the industry. But behind the stunt was a real company with a real differentiator: they’ve built an approach to AI…
Stop Paying for AI APIs: 3 Open-Source Tools That Run Everything Locally
I have been paying for OpenAI APIs for two years. Every month, $50 here, $80 there, and it adds up faster than you think. Then I started wondering whether I could actually run this stuff myself. Spoiler: you can, and it is not even that hard. Let me walk…