Data-Center Foes Take Congress; 40% of Capacity in Pause States

An NBC exit poll put nearly 80% of voters against a data center in their own neighborhood and more than half convinced AI does more harm than good, while Cleanview counts over 40% of planned US capacity in states whose governors have pledged a pause.

The RaceCompanies, models and money

AMAZON UP 8%. THE BUILDOUT'S VENDORS FELL.

Divided government lifted Amazon 8%, Apple 7% and Google 6% on Wednesday while Tesla, SpaceX and the data-center and power names sold off - the same election read two opposite ways, and one session proves neither.

Trump Pressure Kills Oracle's $7BN Tencent Lease

Google Backstops a $19BN Anthropic Lease

Meta Buys Conductor; Its Cloud Dies Nov. 20

The LabResearch, benchmarks and safety

OpenAI's Pipeline Found 948 Ways to Root Linux

OpenAI says an autonomous pipeline audited 2.8 million lines of kernel code, reproduced 1,724 flaws and built 948 working root exploits for $1.2MN in API calls — its own numbers, and the patches are still only candidates for maintainers.

Best Agent Fails 4 of 10 Cloud Tasks

The WorkbenchTools and agents

Siri's App Skills Come With a Meter

Nov. 16: Four More Claudes Get Watermarks

Cognition's Flash: 3x Speed, 1/5 Price

Copilot Lands Inside Xcode's Own Assistant

The FightLaw, policy and power

EU Court Adviser: Gemini May Infringe Publishers

Advocate General Szpunar's nonbinding opinion in a Hungarian portal's case against Google says a chatbot retrieving and reusing press articles in real time can infringe publisher rights - the first generative-AI case to reach the CJEU, and the judges can still disagree.

Anthropic Paid the AP Before the Midterms

A Dozen AI Dev Platforms Breached in a Month

The FalloutJobs, money, daily life

Uber's Busiest Week: Four Agent-Booked Rides

Seattle's 911 AI Ran Three Years, Undisclosed

Britain's AI Windfall Came From Google

Apple Cuts Engineers to $200 of AI a Day

ChatterOpinion, drama and noise

Claude Code's Product Lead Lands at OpenAI