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The AI industry has a complicated new relationship status with one of its sharpest critics. A creator known as Husk built a following by exposing chatbot failures in real time, and now OpenAI, Anthropic, and others are actively courting him. It raises a fair question about whether labs are genuinely committed to fixing problems or simply managing their public image.
Meanwhile, Elon Musk is making another headline-grabbing claim, this time about data centers. SpaceX says it can build ten gigawatts of computing capacity in twenty twenty seven alone, which analysts say would surpass Google's entire lifetime build in roughly eighteen months. The math is theoretically possible, they note, but it depends on a very precise alignment of supply chains, permits, and power infrastructure.
And on the security front, a growing body of research is pointing to workplace communication tools as the new soft underbelly of corporate networks. Messaging apps, video calls, and collaborative platforms are increasingly where attackers are finding their way in, as organizations continue focusing defenses on traditional infrastructure while everyday conversations go largely unguarded.
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