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Amazon Puts Another $5B Into Anthropic, Secures $100B AWS Spending Pledge
$5 billion in, $100 billion out. That's the structure of Amazon's latest deal with Anthropic - a ratio that tells you exactly what Amazon is actually buying here.
Google Expands Gemini in Chrome to Seven Asia-Pacific Countries
Google's Gemini assistant inside Chrome is now live in seven more countries: Australia, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, and Vietnam. The rollout was announced by the company on April 20, 2026.
Adobe Launches AI Agent Platform for Customer Experience Workflows
Adobe is entering the AI agent market for customer experience (CX), launching a platform that automates multi-step customer service workflows without human intervention at each step.
The Sentence Pattern That Gives Away AI-Written Content
"It's not just an AI writing tell - it's practically a confession."
NSA Using Anthropic's Restricted Mythos Model Despite Pentagon Dispute
The NSA is reportedly using Anthropic's Mythos - a restricted AI model not publicly available - despite an ongoing dispute between Anthropic and the Pentagon over the company's government contracts.
Deezer: 44% of Songs Uploaded Daily Are AI-Generated
44%. Nearly half of every song uploaded to Deezer on any given day was made by an AI.
What AI Chatbots Actually Do to Your Server When You Give Them a URL
What happens on your web server the moment someone pastes your URL into an AI chatbot? A developer ran that experiment, prompting ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini with URLs and watching the Nginx access logs in real time. The full findings are on the Surfaced By blog.
Research Suggests Daily AI Chatbot Use May Weaken Independent Thinking
What happens when you stop practicing the thinking you've handed off to a chatbot?
Atlassian Quietly Turns On AI Training Data Collection by Default
Atlassian has switched its AI training data collection to opt-out rather than opt-in across its suite of products, which includes Jira, Confluence, Trello, and Bitbucket. Unless an admin goes in and changes the settings, customer data is now being used to train Atlassian's AI models.
Claude Design Exposes a Structural Crack in Figma's Business Model
Only 33% of Figma's users in Q1 2025 were actually designers. Developers made up 30%, and everyone else - marketers, PMs, ops people building reports and decks - accounted for the remaining 37%. That number is now Figma's biggest liability.
Chinese Tech Workers Are Being Told to Train Their Own AI Replacements
Your boss wants you to build a version of yourself that doesn't need a salary. That's the situation facing a growing number of tech workers in China, where managers are reportedly instructing employees to train AI agents - software programs that can take actions and make decisions on someone's behalf - that can replicate their specific skills and work style.
Claude Token Counter Gets Model-by-Model Comparison View
Simon Willison updated his Claude Token Counter to show token counts across different Claude models side by side. He published the details on his blog, and the update is small but practically useful for anyone calling Claude via API.
Hyatt Deploys ChatGPT Enterprise Across Its Global Hotel Workforce
Hyatt is putting ChatGPT Enterprise in front of employees across its global hotel portfolio, according to an announcement from OpenAI. The deployment covers productivity work and operations, with the company using both GPT-5.4 - the latest model in OpenAI's GPT-5 family - and Codex, OpenAI's coding-focused AI assistant.