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Every story that has been on the front page, kept for ninety days. 68 stories from 9 issues, back to 9 Sept 2026.
27 Sept 2026
The week's biggest story
Nvidia's chief does not believe the labs asking to be regulated
27 Sept 2026
The argument underneath it
Not a species, not a being — software and mathematics
27 Sept 2026
From "are" to "can be"
In July the sandboxes were secure. Now they can be built secure
27 Sept 2026
The line that travels further than he said it
The "zero chance" is about 2030, and he concedes the ten years
27 Sept 2026
And finally
Nobody trusts child car seat makers to police themselves
24 Sept 2026
The week's biggest story
Four of the five biggest AI companies agreed to let outsiders in
24 Sept 2026
The argument underneath it
Why an off switch will not save you
24 Sept 2026
The number everyone repeated
A quarter of Anthropic's research is now done by Anthropic's own AI
24 Sept 2026
The test somebody finally did properly
The impressive new feature turns out to be the slow way round
24 Sept 2026
What is actually keeping people awake
Ten minutes to find what a fifty-thousand-dollar firm missed
24 Sept 2026
The sentence they did not have to write
Anthropic released its most expensive model and told people not to use it
24 Sept 2026
And finally
An AI emailed a Cambridge professor asking for paid work
22 Sept 2026
The week's biggest story
The bill is real. What it punishes is not what the video says
22 Sept 2026
The argument underneath it
Cheap models are eating the expensive ones, so regulation becomes a wall
22 Sept 2026
How the claim was built
Everything happened in one week, therefore somebody arranged it
22 Sept 2026
The idea worth keeping
Advertising was machine learning 1.0, and it has been profitable for years
22 Sept 2026
What the chatbots can actually take
The useful split: knowing what you want, versus not knowing it existed
22 Sept 2026
And finally
No, he says, the phone is not listening
20 Sept 2026
The week's biggest story
A quarter of the work is now done by the thing itself
20 Sept 2026
The argument worth understanding
The off switch assumes nobody can be talked out of using it
20 Sept 2026
The other side of it
One panellist calls the whole alarm manufactured
20 Sept 2026
Two men, one broadcast, no agreement
One says slow it down. The other says it already left
20 Sept 2026
What actually shipped
Your phone can now prove the photo is real. Not that it's true
20 Sept 2026
In your living room
Researchers say the television was listening while switched off
20 Sept 2026
In the courts
The traffic figure that may decide the copyright case
20 Sept 2026
A new kind of theft
Someone else's song, on your page, with your royalties
20 Sept 2026
Where the robots got to
It made a bed it had never seen, in a house it had never entered
20 Sept 2026
And finally
The trading robots would rather not, thanks
15 Sept 2026
The week's biggest story
The man who sells the machines says the fear is made up
15 Sept 2026
The idea that might actually work
Three people who agree on nothing proposed the same fix
15 Sept 2026
What actually shipped
The model they called the arrival of AGI cannot hear you
15 Sept 2026
How the exams are won
You don't have to cheat on the test. You can buy one just like it
15 Sept 2026
The row worth following
A 90-year-old maths problem, and a fight over who solved it
15 Sept 2026
Is anything going on in there?
Words are appearing inside these machines that nobody can see
15 Sept 2026
Mind the price
The £30,000 robot will not cost £30,000
15 Sept 2026
Where the computers are going
The case for putting the data centres in orbit is about planning permission
15 Sept 2026
The uncomfortable one
The discoveries may be hiding in what the experts laughed at
12 Sept 2026
The week's biggest story
The people building it said this week that it might kill us
12 Sept 2026
Before you panic
Someone is paying people to tell you AI will kill us
12 Sept 2026
The number that stopped meaning anything
The model that came top of the class did the worst work
12 Sept 2026
Follow the money
Sold as 25% cheaper. Measured as the most expensive.
12 Sept 2026
From the top
The man running Google's AI lab now puts a date on it
12 Sept 2026
The question worth asking
If a machine finds a cure nobody can explain, do we just take it?
12 Sept 2026
Watch this one
A 90-year-old maths problem, a prize, and a row about who got there first
12 Sept 2026
What it already knows
An assistant that had his life mapped before he told it anything
12 Sept 2026
Quietly useful
Image tools can finally change one thing and leave the rest alone
11 Sept 2026
The week's biggest story
The gap between companies just tripled
11 Sept 2026
The awkward question
He wants it made a crime
11 Sept 2026
How to read the news
A number nobody should repeat
11 Sept 2026
Changed his mind
Sam Altman says he got it wrong
11 Sept 2026
Hands off the keyboard
The computer starts using itself
11 Sept 2026
Working together
Now two people can share one assistant
11 Sept 2026
Pictures
The picture machine looks things up first
11 Sept 2026
Hardware
Apple's folding phone, and what it costs
10 Sept 2026
The week's biggest story
The robots built their own message board
10 Sept 2026
The man who walked out
He left Anthropic and said why
10 Sept 2026
Mathematics
A famous problem fell in 88 hours
10 Sept 2026
The label nobody agrees on
Nvidia's boss says AGI has arrived
10 Sept 2026
How long is a lead
Being best now lasts about a month
10 Sept 2026
Quietly
Some things are now too risky to hand out
9 Sept 2026
The week's biggest story
Gates and Musk want the same thing
9 Sept 2026
The awkward question
“The money doesn't add up”
9 Sept 2026
Robots
The robot man lowers his sights
9 Sept 2026
The bottleneck
The electricity bill is the bottleneck
9 Sept 2026
A dissenting voice
Everyone is looking the wrong way
9 Sept 2026
What people actually do with it
The top AI tool finds other tools
9 Sept 2026
How to read the news
A number nobody actually knows
9 Sept 2026
Money
What is left worth doing
Version 14, compiled 24 September 2026. 135 source entries (DK-2 – DK-136). Claims are recorded as their sources framed them; figures described as claimed or reported are not independently verified.
