Andrew's article is very well written, and I'd like to add just a few minor things. First of all, we'll probably see the next major frontier model releases in April. The Information wrote that "Spud" will be released "in a few weeks," so April is a very logical timeframe.
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Skepticism about Anthropic’s AI capabilities rollout inconsistencies
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I call BS. Why would Anthropic warn about the power on the one hand, and then say in the blog post that they only grant it to cybersecurity, and then roll it out to everyone without regulation? Totally made up.
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AI Discourse in Germany: A Fear-Based Conversation
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Reading the Saturday edition of Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (my daily newspaper). There’s an interview between a journalist and an AI expert, and something struck me. In Germany, the conversation around AI is almost entirely framed through fear. Should we “consume” AI in
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LLMs Show Dramatic Performance Improvement on USAMO
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Performance of LLMs in USAMO 2026 vs 2025 Insane jump in just 1 year.
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Gemma 4 Model Coming Soon, Currently in Testing Phase
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Finally: Gemma 4 incoming. Being tested already!
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Claude’s Paid Subscribers Double in Six Months
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Claude is gaining paid subscribers faster than ever. More than doubled in <6months. Credit card data shows record new signups and returning users in Jan–Feb, driven by Anthropic's Super Bowl ads, the DoD feud over refusing military AI use for lethal ops, and the launch of
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Claude’s Paid Subscribers Double in Six Months Driven by Marketing
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Claude is gaining paid subscribers faster than ever. More than doubled in <6months. Credit card data shows record new signups and returning users in Jan–Feb, driven by Anthropic's Super Bowl ads, the DoD feud over refusing military AI use for lethal ops, and the launch of
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Discussion on Frontier AI Model Capabilities and Compute Allocation
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Seedance 2.0 has been out for a while now and is SOTA. Strangely, there's been little word from US Frontier Labs to counter it. Either they're foregoing it because they need and are reserving the compute resources (as with OpenAI) for the development and research of upcoming
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Neko Health Launches AI-Powered Health Scans in US
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Thats why I love AI: Neko Health, founded by Spotify's Daniel Ek, is bringing its $400 full-body health scans to the US this spring, starting in New York. The $1.8B startup uses AI-powered imaging and blood tests to screen for cancer, heart disease, and diabetes risk. Doctors
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Unitree Robots: Impressive Real-World Applications Beyond MMA
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This clip is more impressive than 99% of robots doing MMA.
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 28 mars 2026
Unitree is increasingly being used in real-world environments, its use in hospitals being the most obvious application.
I can easily imagine that in just a few years, numerous robots will already be working as support… https://t.co/uiwgPmZprg pic.twitter.com/yVkVD5Te2DThis clip is more impressive than 99% of robots doing MMA. Unitree is increasingly being used in real-world environments, its use in hospitals being the most obvious application. I can easily imagine that in just a few years, numerous robots will already be working as support