The next political fight over AI won’t be left vs right.
It will be builders vs controllers.
Some people want AI to be cheap, open, local, and everywhere.
AI labs like Anthropic want it licensed, permissioned, monitored, and filtered through institutions.
Would you rather have powerful AI controlled by governments, big companies, or nobody?
It will be builders vs controllers.
Some people want AI to be cheap, open, local, and everywhere.
AI labs like Anthropic want it licensed, permissioned, monitored, and filtered through institutions.
Would you rather have powerful AI controlled by governments, big companies, or nobody?
🇺🇸 NEW: U.S. regulators have proposed requiring stablecoin issuers to implement customer identification programs under the GENIUS Act.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
🚨 GLM-5.2 is #Z dot AI’s latest model with open weights (MIT license). Let's go! Key details: 🧠 Significant improvements in coding, agentic tasks, and reasoning 📏 1M token context window ⚖️ Two modes: (max) for highest performance and (high) for better…
GLM-5.2 can now run fully locally.
This model achieves Fable-level intelligence at half the cost.
If you only use one open-weight model, make it this one:
huggingface.co/unsloth/GLM-5.2-GGUF
This model achieves Fable-level intelligence at half the cost.
If you only use one open-weight model, make it this one:
huggingface.co/unsloth/GLM-5.2-GGUF
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Battery Metals Are Rebounding After a Brutal Reset 🔋⛏️
Lithium, cobalt, nickel and graphite all surged during the battery boom
Then prices collapsed as supply caught up
The biggest move came from lithium
🔹 Index peak 525
🔹 Price surged above $70K per tonne
🔹 Then fell back near $19 5K
Cobalt followed the same pattern
🔹 Supply disruption
🔹 Strong battery demand
🔹 Sharp price spike
🔹 Fast correction
Now the cycle may be turning again
Battery material prices are rebounding in 2026
The signal is clear
🔹 Low prices forced supply discipline
🔹 Demand from EVs and storage kept growing
🔹 New mines remain slow and expensive
🔹 Strategic stockpiling is increasing
🔹 Energy security is pushing governments to secure supply
Battery metals went from shortage to oversupply
The next phase may be a tighter and more selective recovery
Lithium, cobalt, nickel and graphite all surged during the battery boom
Then prices collapsed as supply caught up
The biggest move came from lithium
🔹 Index peak 525
🔹 Price surged above $70K per tonne
🔹 Then fell back near $19 5K
Cobalt followed the same pattern
🔹 Supply disruption
🔹 Strong battery demand
🔹 Sharp price spike
🔹 Fast correction
Now the cycle may be turning again
Battery material prices are rebounding in 2026
The signal is clear
🔹 Low prices forced supply discipline
🔹 Demand from EVs and storage kept growing
🔹 New mines remain slow and expensive
🔹 Strategic stockpiling is increasing
🔹 Energy security is pushing governments to secure supply
Battery metals went from shortage to oversupply
The next phase may be a tighter and more selective recovery
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🚨 Larry Fink (BlackRock CEO) is literally telling you where to make generational wealth.
"The U.S. is short on power, compute, and chips - I believe a new asset class will be buying futures of compute."
AI compute gold rush.
"The U.S. is short on power, compute, and chips - I believe a new asset class will be buying futures of compute."
AI compute gold rush.
🇨🇭 Global One SI - Prompt
GLM-5.2 can now run fully locally. This model achieves Fable-level intelligence at half the cost. If you only use one open-weight model, make it this one: huggingface.co/unsloth/GLM-5.2-GGUF
GLM-5.2 just ranked #1 on Design Arena.
This open-sourced model is now the BEST AI for all design work.
Websites, apps, dashboards - you name it, nothing can create a better design than GLM-5.2.
The Fable 5 release is masking just how excellent this new model really is.
This open-sourced model is now the BEST AI for all design work.
Websites, apps, dashboards - you name it, nothing can create a better design than GLM-5.2.
The Fable 5 release is masking just how excellent this new model really is.
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Success is not determined by what happens to you.
It's determined by how you respond to what happens to you.
It's determined by how you respond to what happens to you.
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🚨 BREAKING:
OpenAl rejected a $97.4 billion acquisition offer from Elon Musk.
Here's why. 💀
OpenAl rejected a $97.4 billion acquisition offer from Elon Musk.
Here's why. 💀
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Sam is not going to like it
Within 10 years, AGI level AI agents will run locally on our smartphones and smart glasses.
Not as some cloud chatbot you open in a tab.
As a constant layer over reality.
It will see what you see, hear what you hear, remember your preferences, negotiate with apps, write code, manage your calendar, tutor you, coach you, and quietly handle half the boring admin of life.
People are not ready for how normal this will feel.
Not as some cloud chatbot you open in a tab.
As a constant layer over reality.
It will see what you see, hear what you hear, remember your preferences, negotiate with apps, write code, manage your calendar, tutor you, coach you, and quietly handle half the boring admin of life.
People are not ready for how normal this will feel.
Here you go:
If we want a safe transition to a post labor economy within a decade, we need to stop treating automation like a weird side issue.
It should be the center of politics.
Policy package:
Universal basic income tied to AI productivity gains.
Public AI infrastructure so intelligence is not only rented from giant companies.
Shorter work weeks before mass layoffs force the issue.
Worker owned automation funds so regular people own part of the machine economy.
Cheap housing, healthcare, energy, and education, because abundance means nothing if basic life still costs too much.
Real AI safety rules for systems running finance, infrastructure, medicine, and government.
The goal is simple:
If machines do more of the work, humans should get more freedom.
Not more fear.
If we want a safe transition to a post labor economy within a decade, we need to stop treating automation like a weird side issue.
It should be the center of politics.
Policy package:
Universal basic income tied to AI productivity gains.
Public AI infrastructure so intelligence is not only rented from giant companies.
Shorter work weeks before mass layoffs force the issue.
Worker owned automation funds so regular people own part of the machine economy.
Cheap housing, healthcare, energy, and education, because abundance means nothing if basic life still costs too much.
Real AI safety rules for systems running finance, infrastructure, medicine, and government.
The goal is simple:
If machines do more of the work, humans should get more freedom.
Not more fear.
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