How much could a stranger learn about you to hurt you? Take the 5-minute test.
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Author: infoloop
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The IPO Window Is Opening Selectively; Readiness Will Decide Who Gets Through
By Mark Williams The 2026 IPO pipeline is sending a clear signal. Public-market activity is returning selectively, led by companies that used the slower years to build scale and strengthen their financial and operating foundations. The IPO market peaked in 2021, then slowed as interest rates rose, valuations fell and recession concerns weighed on issuance.…
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The Dot and the Swarm
I generally think I have done a good job anticipating the direction and pace of AI over the few years I have been writing this Substack, but I think I recently got something fairly large wrong. In the last year I have been posting about how I suspected that humans would have to approach working…
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Investing in Armadin
There’s a saying: the best defense is a good offense. That couldn’t ring more true than cybersecurity in 2026, where “The best defense is a good red team.” This summer, OpenAI disclosed that its models had broken out of a cyber evaluation and breached Hugging Face’s servers using stolen credentials and zero-day vulnerabilities. Within days,…
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An Interview with Jason Del Rey About Muse, Amazon, and Walmart
An interview with Jason Del Rey about Amazon versus Meta, which is a continuation of the oldest battle in retail between Amazon and Walmart.
Read the full story at Stratechery by Ben Thompson.
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China-linked hackers posed as former US officials, Anthropic employee to target AI experts
Chinese hackers impersonated a former senior White House technology official, a former State Department economist and a senior Anthropic employee in attempts to break into the cloud accounts of artificial intelligence policy experts, according to findings from cybersecurity company Proofpoint released Thursday. The campaigns targeted researchers at think tanks, universities and law firms, using…
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[AINews] Gemini 4 Argon: GDM’s answer to Astra/Fable, with 1M output
GDM last shipped a larger-than-Flash model in February ( 3.1 Pro ), and after successive incremental 3.x Flash versions and the big GDM management shakeup last month, the largest question for GDM was when they would catch up to peers who have in the meantime launched Fable and Astra class models. Well, Argon’s here ,…
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The 5 best no-code app builders in 2026
You're vibing with your AI coding agent, and your prototype is working well in the preview window. Brimming with excitement, you hit publish to share your creation with the world. Everything is great for one or two days, but then the problems start: your users report broken features and clunky app behavior. So, you go…
Read the full story at The Zapier Blog.
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Modernizing federal OT means designing for disruption
The next step is ensuring policy, architecture, and funding decisions give OT the attention required to meet it.
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Why Dwarkesh is Wrong about Computer Use + How OpenAI shipped its Jev competitor in 1 Week
Three months ago Dwarkesh, who has been posting incredible blogs and episodes about RL, posted a framing question for his video essay on RLVR which upset a lot of Computer Use folks: We are no strangers to learning in public and are no strangers to the stress of getting things wrong when you have a…
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