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September 3, 2026

Uber does not want to build robotaxis: it wants to control the future

The key word is optionality. Uber does not need to manufacture every autonomous car or develop every driving system from scratch. Its advantage may lie elsewhere: it already has the demand, the brand, the app, the payment infrastructure, the habits of millions of users, and vast experience coordinating sup

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September 3, 2026

Deleting a skill can improve your system

My thesis would be this: the value of a skill is not measured by how many tasks it covers, but by how much it reduces ambiguity without unnecessarily expanding the agent's power. And I would add another: deleting a skill does not mean losing automation. Sometimes it means regaining an understanding of your own system. In an age obsessed with add

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September 3, 2026

Kimi K3: powerful AI that promises to cost much less

Kimi K3 arrives with precisely that promise. Moonshot AI presents it as an enormous open-weight model with a mixture-of-experts architecture: it does not activate the entire network for every word, but rather a specialized part of it. It is like not turning on an entire factory to manufacture a screw. You select the machines need

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September 2, 2026

Astra reaches the critical level in cybersecurity

OpenAI has concluded that Astra reaches the “Critical” level for cybersecurity capabilities within its own Preparedness Framework. It is important to be precise: this does not mean that Astra has been publicly shown to be capable of breaching any system. It means that, based on internal testing and the company's assessment, th

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September 2, 2026

AI's bottleneck is not code

The bottleneck does not disappear: it shifts from writing code to defining the work properly and validating it. OpenAI reported a 500% increase in merged pull requests on some teams. It is a striking figure, but it should be interpreted carefully. Exactly. An increase in pull requests does not aut

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September 2, 2026

AI May Transform More Jobs Than It Destroys

Automation has always changed jobs, but generative AI is first entering tasks that many considered protected: writing, summarizing, designing, programming, and analyzing information. And that upends an old intuition: we thought machines would replace physical and repetitive work first, while office wor

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September 2, 2026

How to Tell When a Video Is Leading You to the Wrong Conclusion

So what would be a useful reaction when an intense news piece appears? First, separate three layers. The first is what can be observed: who is speaking, what images appear, what documents are shown, and what date appears on screen. The second would be the explanation proposed by the video. Exactly. And the third is the c

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September 2, 2026

ChatGPT Enters the Medical Record: How It Will Work

OpenAI has announced an integration that lets healthcare organizations connect authorized Epic information to ChatGPT for Healthcare. The key word there is “authorized.” It does not mean that any doctor can open ChatGPT, type in a name, and receive a patient's medical record. Exactly. The connection is d

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