The financial stakes of AI just went to another level. Anthropic filed for an IPO. Google is issuing new stock for the first time in two decades. Bernie Sanders wants the government to own half of it. The question of who owns the AI future is no longer theoretical. TLDR:Anthropic and the IPO Race 📈Google Goes All In 💰NVIDIA's Personal AI Computer 💻Meta's Expensive Lesson 🔓Who Should Own the AI Future? 🏛The Bro's Take 🤔LISTEN HEREAnthropic and the IPO Race 📈Anthropic filed confidentiall...

One hundred editions ago I started writing about the future. Not the sanitised, press-release version. The real one. The messy, fast-moving, occasionally terrifying, genuinely exciting future that most people don't see coming until it's already here. Here's what we covered along the way!

Most AI coverage comes from people who use it occasionally and have opinions about it constantly. Joanna Stern did something different. She spent a year turning her life over to AI. The lessons are more honest than anything you'll hear from a tech CEO.

Everyone is mapping which jobs AI will destroy. Nobody is mapping what comes next. That asymmetry is making us stupid about the future. Here's an attempt to fix that. TDLR:The Hidden Assumption 🔍Six Ways Demand Expands 📈The Human Premium 🤝Healthcare: A Case Study 🏥The New Job Families 💼The Bro's Take 🤔LISTEN HEREThe Hidden Assumption 🔍Every AI jobs apocalypse narrative rests on the same flaw. AI increases the supply of labour, so workers get displaced. But that assumes demand stays con...

Every company has access to the same models. Every company has employees using AI. And yet most companies are getting almost nothing out of it. The problem isn't the technology. It never was. Here's what's actually going wrong. T

Everyone is doing the math on AI and jobs and coming up with the same answer: mass unemployment. But what if the math is wrong? Not because AI isn't powerful enough to automate most of what we do. But because we're failing to imagine what comes next. Here's a different way to think about it. TDLR:The Wrong Conversation 🗣What Actually Becomes Scarce 🔍The Starbucks Signal ☕The Relational Economy 🤝The Future of Work Nobody's Describing 💼The Bro's Take 🤔LISTEN HEREThe Wrong Conversation 🗣Ev...

Most companies are using AI to do the same things faster. A small group is using it to do completely different things. That gap is not closing. It's growing. Here's what the companies winning with AI are actually doing differently.

Nobody talks about Europe when it comes to AI. They're all looking at Silicon Valley and Beijing. But while the hype was elsewhere, three German automakers quietly built something serious. Here's what's actually happening ✍🏽 TDLR:Volkswagen: AI at Scale 🏭BMW: Robots on the Factory Floor 🦾Mercedes: AI From Factory to Dashboard 🚗The Suppliers Nobody Mentions 🔧The Bro's Take 🤔LISTEN HEREVolkswagen: AI at Scale 🏭Volkswagen is not running pilots. It's running infrastructure. Over 1,200 AI a...

This was not a single announcement. It was a month-long quiet revolution. Anthropic shipped feature after feature and the sum of it is this: AI is no longer something you sit down to use. It is something that works while you live your life.

GTC 2026 was not a product launch. It was a declaration of intent. Jensen Huang took the stage and did not hold back. New chips, new robots, new software, and a roadmap that stretches to 2028. Here are the 10 takeaways that actually matter, from the silicon that just reset the economics of AI to the quiet moves that will reshape factories, cars, and cities over the next decade.

One year ago, "vibe coding" meant asking AI to build you a landing page. This week it means something completely different. Let's find out why.

Anthropic just did the unthinkable: they stood their ground against the Pentagon, got blacklisted by the White House and somehow became the number 1 app in the US as a result.