"ClawdBot" has taken over the developer ecosystem, marking a shift from AI chatbots to autonomous agents. This open-source phenomenon has triggered a run on Mac Minis as users deploy dedicated "digital employees." We break down how this tool is reshaping the landscape.
In a culture obsessed with achievement, Ocean Vuong offers a profound shift: dignity isn't a destination you earn, but a practice of owning your story. Learn why true purpose lies not in escaping your past, but in radically reclaiming it.
Legora CEO Max Junestrand reveals how the legal AI platform added $7M ARR in 24 hours. He discusses the "winner-takes-all" market, their $200M raise, aggressive US expansion, and why the company is betting on Anthropic over OpenAI to dominate the legal tech landscape.
Japan signals a "Plaza Accord II" with the U.S. to strengthen the yen and stabilize bonds before snap elections. This major shift threatens to violently unwind the $2 trillion yen carry trade that has supported global equities, signaling potential market volatility ahead.
By 2029, Russia may be ready to attack NATO. In "If Russia Wins," Carlo Masala warns the goal isn't territory, but breaking the alliance's will. Through a hypothetical incursion in Estonia, he exposes critical vulnerabilities in Europe’s defense commitments.
Our instinct for ambition is being hijacked by "pseudo-excellence"—the performance of success rather than the work. The digital age offers a choice: seek virtual validation or build real depth. Here is how to reclaim your drive from the noise of the internet.
Gold and silver are staging a massive rally mimicking crypto's "alt season." But beneath the retail FOMO lies a shift in how the world values sovereignty. Discover why strategic commodities are becoming the ultimate reserve assets in this deep dive into the new global order.
Stop searching for the mathematical "Holy Grail." Cullen Roche and Josh Brown discuss why the perfect portfolio isn't about numbers—it's about behavior. Learn why the best strategy is simply the one you can actually stick with during market turbulence.
Software dev is shifting from "vibe coding" to fully autonomous "agentic coding" in 2026. Driven by Opus 4.5, developers are deploying AI armies to build complex projects overnight. Learn about the "Ralph" loop and how the industry is moving to "set and forget" systems.
A new NBER study argues we're asking the wrong questions about AI job loss. The real issue isn't just automation, but "adaptive capacity." The report identifies 6.1 million workers facing the "double jeopardy" of high AI exposure and low resources to pivot.
Peter Schiff warns that record stock indices are an illusion fueled by currency debasement. When measured against gold, markets have actually shrunk. Discover why understanding this disconnect is essential for preserving wealth in the coming economic transition.
From Citadel Securities to voice AI startup Cartisia, Stanford PhD Nimit Sohoni compares HFT and GenAI. He discusses the value of a PhD, financial non-competes, and the architecture of next-gen State Space Models. Essential reading for navigating elite technical careers.
Sam Altman predicted the one-person $1B startup. Furkan, co-founder of $175B AppLovin, is building the tool to make it real. Nebula moves beyond chatbots to autonomous agents that code and manage workflows, enabling founders to execute enterprise work without headcount.
The U.S. Senate rescheduled the critical Crypto Market Structure Bill vote to Thursday due to severe weather. This pivotal moment coincides with record Ethereum inflows of $382M and a looming government shutdown, signaling potential market volatility ahead.
A perfect storm hits crypto: The Senate vote on market structure is delayed to Thursday due to D.C. weather. Meanwhile, Ethereum sees aggressive institutional buying with $382M net inflows, and experts suggest the worst of the market deleveraging is finally over.
Despite reports of its demise, OnePlus remains a key player in 2026. We analyze how the brand survived the perilous pivot from "flagship killer" to mass-market sustainability—a transition that doomed competitors like Essential—by embracing the necessity of enthusiast betrayal.
