Spy SeasonApr 2
deel’s rippling spy is the latest in a storied history of corporate espionage
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deel’s rippling spy is the latest in a storied history of corporate espionage
G. B. Rangopirate wires #137 // an openAI update ghiblifies the world, “ethical questions” raised, and the white house social media team innovates within the form (a fascinating disaster)
Mike Solanait costs $93,064 to attend brown university. the annual budget deficit is $46 million. i wanted to know where the hell all the money was going.
Alex Shiehthe daunting obstacles facing a future-bound cultivated meat industry
G. B. Rangolet immigrants bid for citizenship, pay cash dividends to americans — and beat china
Matt Mirelesbluesky blues #1 // a recurring column in which riley takes a closer look at some of the things people are bluecrying about over on the other side™ of the internet (spoiler: stephen king is unwell)
Riley Norka butthole-obsessed artificial intelligence might hold the key to humanity’s future
Blake Dodgehow the process of science becomes The Science™ of public policy
Nick Jikomescataloging one of the rare moments a b2b partnership seed-generated a bunch of great memes
Brandon Gorrellpirate wires #136 // paid influencers, foreign bot armies, and a biblical flood of AI-generated content — how much of our internet is real? and is there any way to save ourselves from slop?
Mike Solanafact checkers covered up his high-ranking role in a genocidal regime, helping democrats avoid a scandal that could have taken down the squad
Ashley Rindsberghow pilgrim, and its 20-year-old founder, plan to rethink defensive biotech
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