Opinion
San Jose PG&E Energy Pact Data Centers Power Shift
Explore a data-driven take on the significant San Jose PG&E energy pact for data centers and its vital implications for grid reliability and future growth.
Editorial Desk · September 7, 2026
AI
OpenAI vs Buckmaster: The Navier-Stokes Lean Proofs, Audited
Both sides of the Navier-Stokes dispute published Lean certificates on the same morning. We cloned and measured both: 2.3 million lines, zero extra axioms, and no development history on either side.
By Priya Raman · September 8, 2026
AI
Did Claude Solve Navier–Stokes? Inside the Anthropic Rumor
A viral X prediction said Claude solved Navier-Stokes. We pulled the prediction market's full trade history: it opened at 58.1% and closed the day at 20.1%.
Daniel Reyes · September 5, 2026
AI
Claude's Fermat's Last Theorem Proof: What Lean Checked
Anthropic's Claude wrote a 13-million-line Lean proof of Fermat's Last Theorem in 11 days. Re-verifying it takes about 22 hours and 300 GB of RAM — and that inversion is the real story.
Priya Raman · September 5, 2026
AI
World Labs Marble: Fei-Fei Li's 3D World Model, Explained
What Marble generates, the $2.9B funding race behind world models, and the fork between Fei-Fei Li's and Yann LeCun's definitions.
Marcus Feldman · September 3, 2026
AI
DOJ Says AI Training Is Fair Use: Inside the OpenAI Brief
The DOJ's statement of interest in NYT v. OpenAI argues LLM training is fair use. We counted every citation in the 20-page brief - what it leans on, what it attacks, and what it never mentions.
Elena Marsh · September 2, 2026
Analysis
Palo Alto Venture Funding July 2026: Trends & Insights
Explore Palo Alto venture funding in July 2026 through a comprehensive data-driven analysis and uncover strategic implications for the future.
Nil Ni · August 31, 2026
Analysis
Who Is John Ternus? Apple's Next CEO After Tim Cook
John Ternus becomes Apple's eighth CEO on September 1 — the first promoted from its own hardware engineering org. What his background predicts.
Priya Raman · August 31, 2026
AI
AI Educational Video Generators: How to Choose
Two product categories hide under one label, and picking the wrong one is how an instructional video project fails before it starts.
Daniel Reyes · August 24, 2026
AI
When is AGI coming? Altman, Hassabis and Amodei disagree
Altman, Amodei and Hassabis give AGI dates a decade apart. Sorting their forecasts by which question they answer, plus the one measured trend line that isn't an opinion.
Priya Raman · August 24, 2026
Opinion
Cal-Secure 2.0 AI Cyber Defense: a Data-Driven Perspective
Explore Cal-Secure 2.0 AI Cyber Defense, analyzed through California’s comprehensive, data-driven cybersecurity roadmap and innovative governance.
Daniel Reyes · August 24, 2026
Analysis
How Layered E-Bike Anti-Theft Actually Works, and Where Each Layer Fails
E-bike anti-theft works in three layers: physical lock, vibration alarm and cellular GPS. Here is what each layer does and the conditions where each one fails.
Marcus Feldman · August 21, 2026
Artificial Intelligence
Emma Pierson Prefers Cancer Over AI Moving Fast, She Is Wrong About Both
The Atlantic’s case for slowing AI treats cancer progress as all or nothing. Clinical evidence supports targeted safeguards and faster research.
Quanlai Li · August 21, 2026