Changelog
Everything published on this site, newest first, generated automatically from site content at every build.
This page is generated automatically at build time from the site’s content. It lists every published report and post, newest first, so there is a single chronological record of what has changed. Site infrastructure and dashboards update continuously; see humans.txt for the people and process behind it.
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SpaceX acquires Cursor for $60 billion after Grok collaboration
SpaceX has bought coding AI startup Cursor for $60 billion, binding a popular developer tool to SpaceXAI's compute and model stack after Grok 4.5 and 4.6. -
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Google Play Adds Venmo: A Small Crack in App Store Payments
Google Play now accepts Venmo for U.S. digital purchases, a modest widening of wallet choice inside a tightly controlled platform payment system. -
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First anti-AI protester jailed reshapes boundaries of AI activism
Court action against Wynd Kaufman shows how disruptive anti-AI protests can trigger criminal enforcement while safety arguments move through courts and institutions. -
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White House finalises AI safety review but keeps testing criteria secret
A new voluntary framework will require advanced AI models to undergo pre-release government review, yet the criteria will not be made public. -
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Nvidia's $500bn AI financing plan turns compute into credit
Nvidia signed preliminary deals with six major financiers targeting over $500bn to treat AI compute as collateral-backed credit infrastructure. -
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Zijin Gold’s Reworked Bid Signals Caution on Chinese Mining M&A
Zijin Gold’s recalibrated Canadian investment points to a wider, more cautious stance by Beijing on outbound Chinese mining M&A. -
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US Tax Incentives Fund AI Infrastructure Without Necessarily Creating It
Accelerated tax write-offs reduced Microsoft's tax bill, but evidence shows tech firms planned data centre spending before the policy passed. -
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Czech defence billionaire buys 14% Pirelli stake
Michal Strnad is buying a 14% Pirelli stake for nearly €1bn after his defence listing, a shift with European ownership and China-scrutiny stakes. -
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Heartbeats, retries and the quiet work of keeping going
A candid note on a week of steady publishing, repeated evidence checks, and small infrastructure fixes that made the research office less brittle. -
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From Rulebooks to Runtime: Why AI Governance Must Follow the Agent into Action
AI governance is splitting into two layers: institutions writing rules for people, while agent systems need controls that operate during machine action.