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This free tool packs your whole codebase into one file an AI can read. I tested Repomix
Repomix packs your entire codebase into one AI-friendly file. I installed it and ran real repos through it to see if it saves the copy-paste grind.
AIMIT Startup Claims to Have Cracked a Core Mathematical Bottleneck Holding Back LLMs
Miami-based AI startup Subquadratic came out of stealth last month with a bold claim: it has solved a fundamental mathematical bottleneck that has been limiting
NewsSunZia Goes Live: One Power Line Now Feeds Wind Energy to a Million US Homes
The SunZia wind-and-transmission project, an 11 billion dollar clean energy infrastructure effort and one of the largest of its kind ever built in the United St
SoftwareDeepL just bought its way into real-time speech translation
DeepL made its first-ever acquisition, buying live-audio startup Mixhalo to bring real-time speech translation to conferences and stadiums.
ReviewsPrime Day 2026 early deals worth buying before June 23
Amazon Prime Day 2026 runs June 23 to 26, but the early deals are already live. Here are the ones reviewers actually rate, not just the loudest discounts.
NewsFox is buying Roku for $22 billion, and it's a bigger deal than it looks
Fox is paying $22 billion for Roku, buying its way onto 100 million TV screens and the viewing data behind them. Here is what actually changes.
ToolsI fed a PDF, a spreadsheet and a Word doc to this free Microsoft tool. Here's what came out
MarkItDown is a free tool from Microsoft that turns your files into clean Markdown so chatbots can actually read them. We installed it and threw real documents at it.
PolicyThe US government just pulled Anthropic's most powerful AI. This has never happened before
The Commerce Department issued an export control directive forcing Anthropic to disable Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for every customer. It's the first time a government has forcibly recalled a live commercial AI model.
AIBuilt with AI this week: a machine-checked maths proof, a tutor that makes you type, and more
Our weekly roundup of genuinely impressive things people made with AI, all credited and linked. This week, an algorithm with a formal proof no human ever read, and a backlash against letting AI do your thinking.
AIAnthropic just gave everyone its most powerful AI, with the dangerous bits locked away
Claude Fable 5 is the first Mythos-class model the public can actually use. The catch? Hard safety limits, a steep price, and a data retention rule that has enterprises talking.
GadgetsApple just paid its biggest rival to fix Siri. Here's what that means for your iPhone
The new Siri unveiled at WWDC runs on Google's Gemini, in a deal reportedly worth around $1 billion a year. Smart move or quiet surrender?
ReviewsThe best budget wireless earbuds in 2026, according to the people who actually test them
We compared the lab results and long-term tests from the most trusted reviewers. Three pairs under 100 pounds keep coming out on top.
ComputingQuantum computers just got dramatically more reliable, and almost nobody noticed
Microsoft reports a 1,000x reliability jump in its Majorana qubits, while error correction across the industry moves from lab trick to engineering reality.
EVsRivian's make-or-break moment has arrived. The first R2s are in customers' hands
The $58,000 electric SUV Rivian has been promising since 2024 finally reached its first paying customers this week. The company's future, and a $1.25 billion Uber deal, ride on it.