Alabama high schoolers are training for $40/hr Toyota jobs that AI can't touch while tech companies burn billions trying to replace copywriters. The skilled trades moat is real.
TSMC says the GPU shortage lasts another 18 months. AI startups are screwed, Big Tech is hoarding silicon, and your GPT-5 dreams just got postponed.
Unitree's G1 humanoid robot costs $116K, learns by watching, and might be the first robot that actually makes economic sense for warehouses. The labor displacement conversation just got real.
Meta's first-ever LlamaCon on April 29 isn't just a dev conference—it's a power play in the AI platform wars. Expect Llama 4 teases, ecosystem plays, and open-source drama.
Mistral threw themselves an AI summit to prove they're more than Europe's open-source darling. They're growing up, going enterprise, and quietly closing their models. The vibes are shifting.
Teens are suing xAI after Grok allegedly generated explicit AI images of them — the inevitable result of Elon's anti-guardrail AI experiment. The grift meets reality.
Anthropic drops Claude Projects like it's revolutionary. It's folders. For your AI chats. But in a plateaued AI market, maybe boring productivity features are exactly what wins. Hot take inside.
Elon Musk's Grok 3 just hit Microsoft Azure—the same cloud powering ChatGPT. The AI wars are now a weird group project where everyone hates each other but splits the bill.
AMD's MI300X benchmarks show 30% better performance than Nvidia's H100. The AI hardware monopoly might finally be cracking.
Ollama 0.4 brings Llama 3.2 Vision models to local hardware. Finally, real multimodal AI without the cloud tax. Your MacBook is now a vision model powerhouse.