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Anthropic’s filing to go public pitches investors on a world-changing mission while warning at length that its technology could cause catastrophic harm and that it may never turn a profit.

On The Verge’s Decoder, a SemiAnalysis analyst walks through Anthropic’s filing to go public, which finally shows how a leading AI lab makes and spends its money.

A Verge critic argues that Marvel’s new series about a thinking robot highlights how tech firms borrow science fiction to make AI seem more powerful than it is.

Former New York Times reporter Kevin Roose tells The Verge’s Decoder that true believers drive the race to build AGI, and that belief shapes the labs’ business choices.

SpaceX and Tesla have set up special committees to discuss combining, a move that could hand Elon Musk voting control of both and reshape his AI plans.

On Meta’s earnings call, Mark Zuckerberg described a future where people’s Muse agents shop, work and deal with each other, but gave few details on how it will work.

Spotify says it has stopped recommending a flood of low-quality AI and spam songs and changed its algorithm to favour music by human artists.

A new report finds the US is planning more gas and other fossil fuel power than it has in a decade, as data centers push electricity demand up and renewable growth slows.

Investors have grown nervous about AI cloud provider CoreWeave’s heavy borrowing, and the jitters have spread to other companies that took on debt for the AI buildout.