WSJ: With Mythos, AI Pays for Itself (Apr. 14, 2026)
Anthropic kept Mythos private, reported thousands of software vulnerabilities to authorities, and avoided a public release that could enable abuse.
Matija Franklin: AI Agent Traps (Mar. 31, 2026)
AI agents inherit LLM vulnerabilities, but their autonomy, persistence, and tool access create a new information-environment attack surface. Web pages, emails, APIs, and databases can be weaponized.
NY Times Opinion: Don’t Use A.I. to Do This (Apr. 15, 2026)
A writer embraces A.I., uses it constantly, and celebrates its everyday conveniences via a cheeky digital agent called the Gooch. He warns against using generative A.I. for art.
WSJ: Why the Cost of Your Coffee Has Soared—and Isn’t Going Down Soon (Mar. 29, 2026)
Reverie Roasters raised its Boneshaker Espresso price from $15 to $17, and will raise it to $18, as tariffs, crop failures, higher rents, and labor costs squeeze margins. Coffee futures and geopolitical worries are pushing commodity prices up again.