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- Anthropic posted, then swiftly deleted, a $450,000 sales job aimed at its 'mega' customer Meta
Anthropic reportedly posted then deleted a $450,000 sales role dedicated to serving Meta as a “mega” customer.
- LeetCode grind is dead: Google is changing SWE interviews
Google is reportedly changing software-engineering interviews, with implications for AI-era hiring and LeetCode-style screening.
- Meta confiscates social media handles of legendary rock band Muse, so they can be given to their own AI product.
Meta reportedly took Muse’s social-media handles for its AI product, displacing the longstanding rock-band account.
- Google just open-sourced a complete fruit fly brain map --could this actually be turned into a Minecraft mod?
Google open-sourced a complete fruit-fly brain map, a substantive neuroscience dataset with potential computational uses.
- New casting rumour: Big if true…
An Anthropic researcher says they would sacrifice their equity for even a 1% better chance of avoiding catastrophic AI risk.
- Anthropic To Track Anti-AI Activists Before Crime Using ‘Predictive’ Surveillance: ‘A Crisis of Trust’
Reports allege Anthropic plans predictive surveillance of anti-AI activists, raising major civil-liberties and trust concerns.
- My sons school released a weekly newsletter with a "comic" the kids wrote generated with AI. I'm beyond mad.
A parent reports their child’s school published an AI-generated comic presented as work written by students.
- My boss thought AI could replace my role.
A worker recounts their boss attempting to replace their role with AI, offering a concrete workplace adoption case.
- David Simon, creator of The Wire, on AI
David Simon, creator of The Wire, weighs in on AI from the perspective of a prominent working writer and creator.
- the plagiarism will continue until morale improves
A thread focused on plagiarism amid generative AI, reflecting an active conflict over attribution and copied creative work.
