Anthropic is an AI safety and research company focused on creating reliable, interpretable, and steerable AI systems.

Doug Liman directed a $70 million AI movie called Killing Satoshi about the creator of Bitcoin, starring Gal Gadot, Casey Affleck, and Pete Davidson.

Satellite TV streams are being used to circumvent Iran's internet blackout by embedding hidden data that delivers uncensored news, first-aid tutorials, and antisurveillance tools.

YouTube is giving users a feature to set a time limit of zero minutes for Shorts, effectively turning them off.

OpenAI's updated Codex application for macOS and Windows now includes computer use, in-app browsing, image generation, memory, and plugins designed to accelerate developer workflows.

The United Kingdom is investing $675 million into AI startups to decrease reliance on foreign technology.

DeepL is expanding its services from text translation to voice translation, aiming to facilitate real-time translation in meeting tools like Zoom and Microsoft Teams.

Steve Kerr praised Draymond Green's defensive skills, calling him the best defender he's ever seen. Kerr also expressed excitement over a Play-In game win, stating, "For one night, we're us. We're champions again."

A new study reveals that sperm whales' coda vocalizations exhibit a high degree of complexity, showing striking parallels to human language structures.

OpenAI's Codex Desktop has been updated to control computer functions, automate tasks, and support plugins, transforming it from a coding tool into a productivity application.

Train tickets from New York's Pennsylvania Station to MetLife Stadium for World Cup games could cost $150 for the 18-mile round trip, significantly more than the usual $12.90.

WTA World No. 1 Aryna Sabalenka discusses her partnership with WHOOP, fashion style, and her preparation for the 2025 US Open in an interview.

WHOOP offers advanced fitness and health wearable technology for optimizing sleep, strain, and recovery, with personalized insights to improve performance and extend healthspan.

The article discusses the lucrative prize money for teams participating in the 2025 Club World Cup, highlighting Chelsea as a major beneficiary.

PIF and Kingdom Holding Company (KHC) signed an agreement for KHC to acquire 70% of Al-Hilal Club Company, a top football club in Saudi Arabia, valuing the company at SAR 1.4 billion.

This article refers to a Youtube video interview with PGA Tour CEO, Brian Rolapp.

A surgeon in Florida, Thomas Shaknovsky, mistakenly removed a patient’s liver instead of their spleen, an incident classified as a 'Never Event,' highlighting preventable medical errors.

Cloudflare has launched Artifacts, a Git-compatible versioned storage system designed for agents, developers, and automations, allowing for millions of repositories and easy Git client integration.

Japan is implementing language proficiency requirements for certain visa applicants.

Two U.S. citizens were sentenced to a combined 16 years in prison for running North Korean laptop farms, a fake remote IT work scheme that generated $5 million for North Korea over three years.

Drift received $148 million in funding from Tether and partners to recover user funds after a $270 million exploit, and will relaunch as a USDT-based perpetuals DEX on Solana.

In 2025, Google blocked 8.3 billion ads but suspended fewer advertisers, indicating a shift in strategy towards targeting bad ads rather than bad actors.

This article is a collection of 13 random items found on the internet, as part of the "Messy Nessy Chic" series.

This YouTube video showcases a self-balancing monorail.

This article discusses the Brennan Gyro-Monorail, a single-track railcar prototype developed by Louis Brennan in the early 20th century, which was 40 feet long.