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Ukrainian Drones Disable Yandex Data Center Used to Train AI Model
Ukrainian drones damaged a Yandex data center, Ars Technica reports. The site housed supercomputers used to train the company's Russian language model.

Simon Willison releases web-edit 0.1a0, a web file editor for agents that runs over Tailscale
Simon Willison built a small Python app with Codex. It opens a folder's files in a browser over Tailscale, so you can edit secrets from your phone without routing…

Coding agents write more code, but human review eats up the gains
A study finds AI agents increase code volume, but manual review absorbs the efficiency gains. The bottleneck has moved from writing code to reviewing it.

AI Agents: PRs Up 98%, But Review Time Slips 91%. Where the Queue Really Went

Oracle Trucks Gas to AI Data Centers at 4x Hub Prices

600 billion tokens later: how to manage AI agents decompiling a game

Five Tech Giants Pledge $2.4 Billion in AI Credits for US Federal Science

WindBorne wins nearly $50M US Air Force contract for weather balloon data
Silicon Valley startup WindBorne, which pairs weather balloons with AI forecasting, has landed a military contract worth nearly $50M. The customer is the US Air…

Global Smartphone Shipments Fall 20% — Lowest in 14 Years Amid Memory Shortage
Q3 2026 was the worst quarter for global smartphone shipments since 2012: a 20% year-over-year drop driven by a memory shortage. Samsung leads with 23%, Apple…

Stanford Researcher Behind AI-Designed Viruses to Explain to MIT TR How a Model Writes Genomes

Brad Smith: Milk and Washing Machines Get More Oversight Than AI Companies

Artificial Analysis launches AA-PersonalityBench: 36 models, 30 traits, 900 questions

Amazon drops NDAs on data center deals as AI agents storm credit cards

OpenAI Releases 700+ Solutions to Open Problems — Mathematicians Despair
On October 6, OpenAI published 700+ manuscripts claiming solutions to open mathematical problems. The reaction ranged from shock to paralysis. Scholze warns of…

Big Tech Goes Into Debt: Alphabet and Meta Borrow Billions for AI
Alphabet, Meta and other giants increasingly pay for AI infrastructure with borrowed money. Bloomberg examines how the industry's financing model has changed.









