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AI News Roundup — May 2026
Google threw its biggest developer party in a decade, Anthropic quietly became the most valuable private startup on earth, and the Pope published a 42,000-word letter about all of it.
Claude Mythos and Project Glasswing - The AI That's Too Dangerous to Release
Anthropic built its most powerful model ever, decided the world wasn't ready for it, and then quietly handed it to the most powerful technology companies on earth to go patch the internet. Here's what that actually means.
The Quiet Standard That's Rewiring How AI Actually Works
You've probably never heard of the Model Context Protocol. You're already using the things it makes possible. Here's what it is, why it matters, and where it's going.
AI News Roundup — April 2026
Anthropic built an AI too dangerous to release, Google went all-in on agents at Cloud Next, and the year's layoff count crossed 92,000.
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AI News Roundup — March 2026
AI agents started doing real work, tech layoffs hit hard, and Anthropic got into a legal fight with the Pentagon over autonomous weapons.
AI News Roundup — February 2026
OpenAI raised more money than most countries' economies, three labs dropped major models in two weeks, and the people paid to worry about AI started quitting loudly.
AI News Roundup — January 2026
NVIDIA said the robot age is officially here, Google made your Gmail weirdly smart, and the entire AI industry agreed it was time to stop showing off and start being useful.