Anthropic explains why the government jailbreak standard used against Fable is industry-ending if generalized: applying it broadly would halt all new model deployments across every frontier AI provider.

Cloudflare reported that agent and bot browsing now accounts for more web use than human browsing.

Greg Isenberg on tooled small models beating large cloud models.

Anthropic claims the jailbreak capability cited in the government's directive is used every day by defenders who keep systems safe.

Sterling Crispen frames the Fable export control case as setting a precedent for punishing potential AI capabilities before they cause harm.

Startup ideas should be treated as likely wrong (75% of the time), making rapid small-bet testing more rational than betting large on any single idea.

Luke Bailey on the limits of training only on known human solutions.

Bond yields and crude oil prices have been perfectly correlated since March 27th.

Fable: a frontier AI company shut down by US government export control directive, now a central test case for how capability-based national security restrictions could apply across the AI industry.

“You're spending a trillion dollars a year and the revenue on AI talk about maybe 70 80 billion.”

“We believe it would be good for the world to have the option to slow or temporarily pause frontier AI development.”

“The recovery is not coming if you're not getting AI budget. It ain't coming.”

“The most high value product of the Ethereum blockchain financially speaking is ETH the asset.”

“40 to 41% of employees saying they ship AI work that they couldn't explain if asked. This is bot f***.”

“You cannot sell Bitcoin. If you are selling Bitcoin, the whole system breaks.”