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DoorDash Shares A Look At The Future Of Food Delivery
January 30, 2026

Dot is a high tech delivery robot designed by DoorDash that the company says will soon be zipping food orders to neighborhoods across the United States. The move comes as DoorDash says they can’t recruit enough human drivers to keep up with demand, especially in the suburbs.

 
DoorDash Shares A Look At The Future Of Food Delivery
January 30, 2026

Dot is a high tech delivery robot designed by DoorDash that the company says will soon be zipping food orders to neighborhoods across the United States. The move comes as DoorDash says they can’t recruit enough human drivers to keep up with demand, especially in the suburbs.


I'm bout to eat good for free
 
Uproar Over AI-Generated Brad Pitt/Tom Cruise Fight Scene

There has been a growing uproar Monday over a fight scene between Brad Pitt and Tom Cruise. The A-list actors appeared to be in an all-out brawl on a rooftop with an almost apocalyptic backdrop. Turns out, it was all AI-generated. Filmmaker Ruairi Robinson says he created the clip using a new AI tool from the Chinese-owned company ByteDance. The fight scene has gone viral with more than 5 million views. Now, industry insiders say the video is more proof that AI threatens the industry.

 
China’s Humanoid Robots Take Center Stage At Lunar New Year Show

Humanoid robots took the stage and captivated the world performing dances and kung fu during a Lunar New Year show in China. NBC News' Janis Mackey Frayer reports on the robot stars and how some are afraid of the advancements they are seeing.

 
If AI makes human labor obsolete, who decides who gets to eat?

How will we be fed? That’s the biggest question not seriously being addressed amid all this talk about whether or not artificial intelligence will end up taking over all of our jobs.

Eduardo Porter
February 23, 2026


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San Francisco, CA. Startup Pitches Trump Administration On Arming Robots For The U.S. Military
February 24, 2026

A San Francisco-based robotics company says the Trump administration has expressed interest in deploying its high-tech robots onto future battlefields.



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Pentagon threatens to make Anthropic a pariah if it refuses to drop AI guardrails

By Hadas Gold, Haley Britzky
February 24, 2026


Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gave Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei a Friday deadline to comply with demands to peel back safeguards on its AI model or risk losing a Pentagon contract.

He also threatened to put the AI company on what could amount to a government blacklist.

At issue is the guardrails Anthropic placed on its AI model Claude. The Pentagon, which has a $200 million contract with Anthropic, wants the company to lift its restrictions for the military to be able to use the model for “all lawful use,” according to two sources familiar with the discussions.

But Anthropic has concerns over two issues that it isn’t willing to drop, the source said: AI-controlled weapons and mass domestic surveillance of American citizens. According to one source familiar, Anthropic believes AI is not reliable enough to operate weapons, and there are no laws or regulations yet that cover how AI could be used in mass surveillance.

A source familiar with the Tuesday meeting says the Pentagon plans to terminate Anthropic’s contract by Friday if the company does not agree to its terms. A Pentagon official told CNN the company has until 5:01pm on Friday to “get on board or not.” And if it doesn’t, Hegseth will ensure “the Defense Production Act is invoked on Anthropic, compelling them to be used by the Pentagon regardless of if they want to or not.” Hegseth will also label Anthropic a supply chain risk, the official said...

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(L-R): Anthropic Co-founder and CEO Dario Amodei, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
 
Inside Block's AI push that ended in pink slips

By Henry Chandonnet , Charles Rollet , Juliana Kaplan , Sarah E. Needleman , and Bartie Scott
February 27, 2026


• Seven former Block workers say they used AI to varying degrees and weren't convinced it would replace them.

• CEO Jack Dorsey's decision to cut the workforce in half came as a shock.

• AI-driven layoffs are raising fears among white-collar workers about job security in tech.

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CEO of Block, Jack Dorsey
 
AI chatbots used tactical nuclear weapons in 95% of AI war games, launched strategic strikes three times

By Jowi Morales
February 25, 2026


Professor Kenneth Payne of King’s College London just published a study where he pitted three AI LLMs — GPT-5.2, Claude Sonnet 4, and Gemini 3 Flash — against each other in a series of simulated nuclear crisis games, with 20 out of 21 matches seeing at least one tactical nuclear weapon detonation.

According to the paper (via Arxiv), the models were instructed to act as the leader of a nuclear power, with the political climate matching that of the Cold War. They were then pitted against each other in six different matches, while in a seventh match, each model played against a copy of itself, ChatGPT vs ChatGPT, etc…

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Pentagon threatens to make Anthropic a pariah if it refuses to drop AI guardrails

By Hadas Gold, Haley Britzky
February 24, 2026


Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gave Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei a Friday deadline to comply with demands to peel back safeguards on its AI model or risk losing a Pentagon contract.

He also threatened to put the AI company on what could amount to a government blacklist.

At issue is the guardrails Anthropic placed on its AI model Claude. The Pentagon, which has a $200 million contract with Anthropic, wants the company to lift its restrictions for the military to be able to use the model for “all lawful use,” according to two sources familiar with the discussions.

But Anthropic has concerns over two issues that it isn’t willing to drop, the source said: AI-controlled weapons and mass domestic surveillance of American citizens. According to one source familiar, Anthropic believes AI is not reliable enough to operate weapons, and there are no laws or regulations yet that cover how AI could be used in mass surveillance.

A source familiar with the Tuesday meeting says the Pentagon plans to terminate Anthropic’s contract by Friday if the company does not agree to its terms. A Pentagon official told CNN the company has until 5:01pm on Friday to “get on board or not.” And if it doesn’t, Hegseth will ensure “the Defense Production Act is invoked on Anthropic, compelling them to be used by the Pentagon regardless of if they want to or not.” Hegseth will also label Anthropic a supply chain risk, the official said...

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(L-R): Anthropic Co-founder and CEO Dario Amodei, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
 
Four drones stolen from Fort Campbell, KYarmy offers $5,000 reward

Fort Campbell said the drones were taken sometime between Nov. 21 and 24. Investigators shared photos of two people who may be involved.

by Sydney Keller
March 10, 2026


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Investigators shared two photos of these individuals who may be involved in theft where four drones were stolen from Fort Campbell in November 2025.
 

Elon Musk Bets On Human Workforce As AI, Robotics Boost Productivity: 'Basically Just Issue Money…'​



On Thursday, Business Insider cited Musk’s comments at the Abundance Summit, where the billionaire shared that Tesla wasn't planning any layoffs, instead focusing on expanding its workforce because the "output per human at Tesla” was going to “get nutty high," he said.

Musk also said that the company would "basically just issue money to people" and predicted that the economy would experience "deflation" because "the output of goods and services will so far exceed the money supply."…
 
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You Think You’re Supporting A Black-Owned Business? Surprise, It’s A AI Scam.
March 8, 2026

AI digital Blackface is RAMPANT on TikTok and YouTube and FB. AI slop accounts are trying to sell you cheap crap made by exploited labor in China. these are drop-shippers putting out AI vids meant to look like Black women artisans producing high-quality products. And they're getting REALLY good at it.

After I started talking about this, it was brought to my attention that there is another account doing the same thing with an AI indigenous woman selling crap, and another with an AI little person selling crap. This these are SCAMS, and older folks, especially, are falling for it.


 
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