Palantir has employed more than 30 senior UK government officials over the past decade, raising concerns over transparency and influence in public sector contracting.
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Palantir has hired more than 30 senior UK Government officials
Mitchellh – I strongly believe there are entire companies now under AI psychosis
Mitchellh claims many companies are suffering from ‘AI psychosis,’ raising concerns about overreliance on AI systems. Details are still emerging.
7 Best Best Ai Dash Cam in 2026
Discover the top AI dash cams of 2026, including the best overall, value picks, and premium options. Find the perfect dash cam for your needs today.
Tech Companies to Discuss Iran’s Future During ‘Private Conference’ at Uber HQ
A private conference at Uber HQ in San Francisco will bring together Iranian diaspora figures and tech leaders to discuss Iran’s political and technological future.
ArXiv will ban researchers who upload papers full of AI slop
ArXiv announces it will ban authors who submit papers with incontrovertible evidence of unverified AI-generated content, enforcing stricter submission policies.
Trump-Xi summit more symbol than substance, political experts say
Experts say the Trump-Xi meeting was more ceremonial than substantive, with no significant trade or policy commitments made during the two-day summit.
Tesla Reveals New Details About Robotaxi Crashes—and the Humans Involved
Tesla has revealed new details about 17 robotaxi crashes between July 2025 and March 2026, including incidents involving remote human drivers in Austin.
Summer Games Done Quick returns this July, schedule out now
SGDQ 2026 returns July 5-11 in Minneapolis, featuring top speedruns and charity fundraising for Doctors Without Borders. Full schedule now available.
Marathon’s future includes duo queues, more PvE modes and better onboarding
Bungie reveals plans to improve Marathon with duo queues, new PvE modes, and streamlined onboarding, aiming to enhance player experience and retention.
Building ML framework with Rust and Category Theory
A new draft explores using Rust and category theory to develop structured, maintainable tiny ML systems, bridging mathematical abstraction and engineering.
