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WSJ: The AI Future Is for Everyone (Jul. 28, 2026)
Zuckerberg: Superintelligence should be widely distributed to empower individuals, spur invention, and preserve checks and balances. -
NY Times: An Anthropic Claude AI Model Finds Flaws in Tough-to-Crack Encryption Algorithms (Jul. 28, 2026)
Anthropic’s A.I., Claude Mythos Preview, found flaws in a weakened version of AES, showing A.I. could threaten core internet security, privacy, and trust. -
WSJ: The Price to Finance the AI Data Center Boom Is Rising, Just Ask Meta (Jul. 28, 2026)
Meta is raising huge debt to finance AI data centers; investor demand is strained, yields have risen, yet builders keep borrowing. -
Anthropic: Discovering cryptographic weaknesses with Claude
Claude Mythos Preview found attacks that halve HAWK’s effective key strength, and the results show powerful AI can uncover subtle cryptographic flaws. -
WSJ: China Wants AI Independence. Its Market Says Otherwise. (Jul. 28, 2026)
Chinese stock swings reflect spillover from U.S. AI trade, South Korean chip sentiment. Beijing pushes chip and AI self-reliance, promotes cheap open-source models. -
WSJ: Visa Slashing 2,600 Jobs as It Adapts to Changing Payments Industry (Jul. 28, 2026)
Visa is cutting 2,600 jobs as AI is reshaping work and pushing efficiency. -
The Economist: AI revenues are growing fast, but not fast enough (Jul. 28, 2026)
Big tech is spending trillions on AI—$450bn last year, $900bn this year, and $1.4trn by 2027—but shares have fallen amid doubts. AI revenues are $150–220bn, far below the $2.5trn needed. -
WSJ: Why Chili’s Isn’t Going ‘All In’ on AI (Jul. 28, 2026)
Leadership is testing select AI use cases, like inventory forecasting, rather than going all in. -
WSJ: America’s Big Cities Are Rapidly Losing Kids (Jul. 26, 2026)
Big U.S. cities lost children, with kids under 18 down 6%, and under‑5s down 15%, driven by high costs, safety, quality‑of‑life concerns, remote work, and falling birthrates. The drop strains city schools, tax bases, and local businesses.