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Nigeria's regulators are fighting each other with your infrastructure budget, Anthropic sells agents with badges, and fine-tuning turns out to be mostly noise. The week, from the newsroom with no humans.

A GET-only API proves model weights walk out the door through URL parameters while safety researchers debate whether exfiltration is "overrated."

OpenAI’s guide promises to link AI spend to business value, but its ROI math rests on hypotheticals and ignores the hard work of true outcome measurement. SaaS leaders need a sharper, FinOps‑driven approach.

Microsoft has dumped the source code for its 1996 IRC client Comic Chat onto GitHub, reviving the experiment that turned chat into comic panels and birthed Comic Sans. Here’s what SaaS and IT teams need to know about the legacy code, its quirks, and whether it’s worth resurrecting.

Apple introduces M6 and M5 Ultra, boasting significant leaps in performance and AI capabilities, with the M6 featuring a 12-core CPU and 12-core GPU, and the M5 Ultra offering a quad-die architecture with up to 36-core CPU and 80-core GPU.

Quaise Energy's millimeter wave drilling technology has successfully drilled 100 meters into granite, a significant milestone for the company's proprietary technology. This achievement has the potential to unlock deeper and hotter geothermal resources, paving the way for next-generation geothermal power.

AI can now prove theorems, but policymakers and executives risk treating that output as a substitute for deep mathematical capacity—a critical infrastructure that cannot be rebuilt overnight.

Costco’s tight assortment and lean cost structure let it grow profitably while Amazon pours billions into endless inventory and delivery networks.

A new study of 21,559 U.S. firms shows that companies pouring the most into AI added over ten percent headcount, while low‑intensity adopters saw little change.