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Wednesday, June 10, 2026


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Industry

Vol. 1·Sunday, June 7, 2026·No. 92

Anthropic Made the Case for a Pause It Will Help Verify


Anthropic Made the Case for a Pause It Will Help Verify

On the same page, the Anthropic Institute disclosed that Claude wrote more than 80% of the code merged at Anthropic in May 2026 and endorsed the conditions under which a coordinated international slowdown on frontier AI development would, in Anthropic's stated view, likely be a good thing. The productivity numbers are the empirical case for taking the slowdown question seriously. The slowdown endorsement is the position that follows. The proposal that frontier developers help build the verification regime positions Anthropic as the co-author of the institutional mechanism any actual pause would route through.


AI PolicyAI SecurityIndustry Strategy
Noah Ogbi10 min read
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Industry

Vol. 1·Monday, June 1, 2026·No. 90

AI Infrastructure Is Developing a Two-Tier Access Problem

AI Infrastructure Is Developing a Two-Tier Access Problem

The contracts being signed this quarter will determine who can afford AI infrastructure in 2028. Dell's record Q1 FY2027 earnings reveal how memory scarcity is quietly splitting the AI buildout into two tiers: enterprises with procurement leverage to lock in multi-year OEM agreements, and everyone else.


Industry StrategyCompute Economics
Noah Ogbi6 min read
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Industry

Vol. 1·Thursday, May 28, 2026·No. 87

Apple's Platform Gambit: Why iOS 27 Lets Google and Anthropic Power Siri

Apple isn't competing in the model race. It's charging rent on the track.


Apple's Platform Gambit: Why iOS 27 Lets Google and Anthropic Power Siri

Two weeks before WWDC, Apple's AI strategy is fully legible: own the user relationship and the hardware, outsource the intelligence. The $1 billion Gemini deal and the new Extensions framework are not signs of weakness - they are the most Apple-like move the company has made in a decade.


AppleAnthropicOpenAI
Noah Ogbi12 min read
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Industry

Vol. 1·Saturday, June 6, 2026·No. 91

Before the Executive Order, There Was Glasswing

Anthropic didn't wait for the government's voluntary framework. It built one and made Washington catch up.


Before the Executive Order, There Was Glasswing

On Tuesday the White House signed an executive order defining a federal "covered frontier model" category and creating a voluntary 30-day pre-release window for those models. The same day, Anthropic expanded Project Glasswing to 150 organizations across fifteen countries, built on an unreleased model that has autonomously found thousands of zero-days. Glasswing started April 7. The EO did not create a new regime. It ratified the one Anthropic had been operating for two months.


AnthropicAI PolicyDefense & National Security
Noah Ogbi10 min read
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AI Policy

Vol. 1·Saturday, May 30, 2026·No. 89

When the Mission Meets the Market: The Governance Test of AI's Coming IPOs

OpenAI and Anthropic have built novel governance structures to survive public markets. Neither has been tested.


When the Mission Meets the Market: The Governance Test of AI's Coming IPOs

OpenAI and Anthropic have built novel governance structures to survive public markets. Neither has been tested. As both companies approach public listings, the question isn't whether their governance frameworks look good on paper - it's whether those structures can withstand the slow, compounding pressure of quarterly earnings scrutiny.


AI PolicyAnthropicOpenAI
Noah Ogbi13 min read
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Industry

Vol. 1·Tuesday, May 19, 2026·No. 84

Karpathy Went to Anthropic. The Real Hire Is the Second Team.

How Anthropic is betting that research velocity beats raw compute at the frontier.


Karpathy Went to Anthropic. The Real Hire Is the Second Team.

Andrej Karpathy's move to Anthropic is the most consequential lab-to-lab talent switch of the year. The wire stories called it a celebrity hire. The more useful read is in a sentence buried under the headline: he is standing up a second team to use Claude to accelerate pre-training research itself. That team is the bet.


Industry StrategyAnthropic
Noah Ogbi9 min read
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