They prefer the direct cash subsidy because it keeps the population as consumers of their services. Of course. If you have a basic income, you still need to pay for software subscriptions, internet access, and AI services to live in modern society. The flow of money goes from the artificial intellig
Are the new AI browsers safe? Discover how virtual assistants can bypass traditional web security and steal your data.
An artificial intelligence tax to fund a citizen's income? Dario Amodei, CEO of Anthropic, is putting forward a radical proposal: taxing the revenues of major tech companies to fund a Universal Basic Income (UBI) in anticipation of the imminent mass loss of administrative jobs.
Trust. And not just technical trust. Trust that the company will still exist in five years, that your code data won't end up on some server with an ambiguous privacy policy, and that support will be there when something breaks at two in the morning. GitHub Copilot costs twenty dollars a month and has four years of history and Microsoft's backing. That can't be bought with a six-dollar plan.
Three hundred pull requests in one week. No production defects. One developer orchestrating everything. That’s not science fiction: it’s what Alexander Lebedev documented at Lovable, and the number behind that story is eighty-five thousand dollars in language-model tokens.
Sam Altman said 'thank you, programmers'—and it wasn’t a compliment. We analyze what lies behind the most provocative statement from OpenAI’s CEO: is this the real end of programming, or a marketing strategy valued at trillions of dollars?
Why does this work? Because Anthropic charges for text at a rate of approximately one token per four characters, but charges for images at a fixed price based on their pixel dimensions. And within that difference in pricing models, PxPipe packs exactly 3.1 characters into every image token it consumes. It's pu
First, the concrete fact: PxPipe is a local proxy that sits between your Claude Code client and Anthropic's API. When you send it a long session—with chat history, tool documentation, system prompts—PxPipe intercepts that request and converts the static parts into PNG images. The tex
What if you could cut your Claude bill by 70% without hacking anything? PxPipe is an open-source proxy that converts static context into PNG images and exploits a real inconsistency in Anthropic's pricing model: text costs ~1 token per 4 characters, but images are charged by dimensions. Result
Google fixed 124 vulnerabilities in Android, including a critical zero-day flaw that was already being actively exploited. But the existence of a patch does not mean your phone has it. Why?
74% of new content on the internet is already generated by AI—and that's poisoning the training data for the next generation of language models. We explore the phenomenon of model collapse: what it is, why Google DeepMind documented it in Nature, and why expert human knowledge becomes the scarcest resource of
Samsung launches an NVMe SSD that goes back to PCIe 4.0 and removes integrated DRAM to cut costs — but the user pays the price. Without DRAM cache, using QLC NAND and your PC's RAM as a substitute, marketing speeds conceal much lower real-world performance in everyday operations.
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