Anthropic confirmed a Claude Code instruction against recreating specific games. Original, genre-based and user-designed games remain allowed.
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What A Slower AI Boom Could Mean For The US Economy
US GDP grew at a 3.4% annual rate in Q3, with computers and software contributing heavily. A slowdown could hit suppliers and investment.
AI Search And The Open Web: What Google And Reddit Are Seeing
Google says fast growth in AI Mode weighed on search monetization, while Reddit says the product sends it little traffic. The size of the impact is unknown.
The “Junk” Rating Question Hanging Over A Possible Anthropic IPO
Blackstone reportedly expects Anthropic to receive a double-B rating after its IPO. No major agency has published a rating, and the IPO terms are unset.
What Made Intel’s Worst Day Since The 1970S So Costly?
Intel shares fell about 29% after a strong third quarter as its weak forecast, memory costs and factory disruption raised concerns.
Yew Dell Botanical Gardens Announces Executive Director’s Retirement
Yew Dell Botanical Gardens has announced Executive Director Paul Cappiello’s retirement. A departure date and succession plans have not been provided.
Halloween ‘Carnage’ On Wall Street As AI Share Price Slump Sparks Fears Of Stock Market Crash
US technology shares fell sharply on Halloween, led by Intel, as investors questioned whether heavy AI spending will generate adequate returns.
Can You Still Browse Reddit Without Logging In?
Reddit plans to test login restrictions outside the U.S. in late 2026, then expand them globally. The exact limits and timing remain unsettled.
Why “Several Hundred” Matters In The AI Agent Shopping Debate
DoorDash CEO Tony Xu said third-party AI agents have generated several hundred orders, against 993 million orders in the company’s third quarter.
Where AI Data Center Funding Comes From—and Where Costs Land
Big Tech’s data center spending reached about $202 billion in Q3 2026, with cash, debt, leases and outside investors funding the expansion.