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Friday: Three Morning Takes
BlogApr 17, 2026

Friday: Three Morning Takes

Allbirds, the sustainable‑sneaker brand, announced a $50 million purchase of GPUs to launch an AI‑infrastructure service called NewBird AI, renting compute power to emerging AI firms. At the same time, the Washington Post reported the steepest one‑year decline in computer‑science major...

By Pirate Wires
The Inevitability of Combining the Digital and Physical Worlds
BlogApr 17, 2026

The Inevitability of Combining the Digital and Physical Worlds

Apple’s Vision Pro is being piloted in microsurgical eye procedures, letting surgeons work hands‑free while viewing digital overlays. In a recent interview, Apple’s Greg Joswiak described AI as a marathon and positioned spatial computing as an early‑innings, inevitable technology. The...

By Asymco
Your Favourite Commenter Might Not Be Writing Their Own Comments
BlogApr 17, 2026

Your Favourite Commenter Might Not Be Writing Their Own Comments

A five‑week investigation of the Slow AI Substack newsletter scraped 4,929 comments from 139 posts and profiled 595 commenters. By analyzing comment‑to‑post ratios, conducting live Turing tests, and deploying canary traps, the author identified five accounts that use virtual assistants—human...

By Slow AI
60 Claude Marketing Prompts That Actually Work
BlogApr 17, 2026

60 Claude Marketing Prompts That Actually Work

The post shares a curated list of 60 Claude AI marketing prompts designed to accelerate content creation across the full funnel. It groups prompts by use‑case—case studies, DM outreach, webinars, email sequences, lead magnets, ad copy, LinkedIn, offer positioning, brand...

By Sifu Yik's Substack
Lawyers to Survive AI
BlogApr 17, 2026

Lawyers to Survive AI

Sir Geoffrey Vos, the second‑most senior judge in England and Wales, warned that AI‑driven tools will soon give clients free access to statutes and precedents, reshaping the lawyer‑client relationship. He argued lawyers will remain essential, but their role will shift...

By A Lawyer Writes
Stop Using AI as a Brainstorming Tool
BlogApr 17, 2026

Stop Using AI as a Brainstorming Tool

The post argues that asking AI tools like ChatGPT to "think outside the box" is a misuse, because large language models generate the most probable text rather than genuine novelty. It explains that true creativity stems from juxtapositional thinking—holding two...

By OberThinking
6 Practical Tips to Use Opus 4.7 in Claude Code More Efficiently
BlogApr 17, 2026

6 Practical Tips to Use Opus 4.7 in Claude Code More Efficiently

Anthropic unveiled Claude Opus 4.7 on April 16, extending its reach across Claude products and the API. The new model delivers stronger performance in coding, agentic workflows, vision, and complex multi‑step tasks. For developers using Claude Code, raw capability gains...

By To Data & Beyond
LLNL Combines Machine Learning and 3D Printing for Shockwave Control Experiments
BlogApr 16, 2026

LLNL Combines Machine Learning and 3D Printing for Shockwave Control Experiments

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Imperial College London and collaborators have used a machine‑learning optimization algorithm together with polymer 3D printing to create a void‑filled target that suppresses the Richtmyer‑Meshkov instability during shock‑wave experiments. The AI‑designed void geometry reshapes the incoming...

By HPCwire
Deconstructing the Mythos Myth
BlogApr 16, 2026

Deconstructing the Mythos Myth

In 2019 OpenAI chose not to release its 1.5‑billion‑parameter GPT‑2 model, citing fears it could generate deceptive, biased or abusive content at scale. Instead the lab offered a less powerful version to researchers while publishing extensive technical details. The decision...

By Puck
Canada Opens Applications for AI Supercomputing Infrastructure Program
BlogApr 16, 2026

Canada Opens Applications for AI Supercomputing Infrastructure Program

Canada has opened the AI Sovereign Compute Infrastructure Program, a competitive call for proposals to design, build, and operate a large‑scale AI‑optimized supercomputer. The initiative is funded by historic investments announced in the 2024 and 2025 federal budgets and forms...

By HPCwire
Claude Usage Rose by over 40% Amid Increased Attention Last Month, but Remains Far Behind ChatGPT
BlogApr 16, 2026

Claude Usage Rose by over 40% Amid Increased Attention Last Month, but Remains Far Behind ChatGPT

Claude, Anthropic’s AI chatbot, saw US usage jump over 40% in March, climbing from 2.96% to a peak of 4.38% before settling at 4.27% in early April. The surge translates to several million new weekly users, according to the poll’s...

By Epoch AI
True Positive Weekly #157
BlogApr 16, 2026

True Positive Weekly #157

The latest True Positive Weekly roundup spotlights Stanford’s 2026 AI Index Report, a BBC piece on a monkey selfie as a guard against AI‑generated misinformation, and Google’s Gemini now pulling personal photos to craft bespoke AI images. It also highlights...

By True Positive Weekly
Inventors Have Looked to Perfect ‘Robot Umpires’ for Better Part of a Century
BlogApr 16, 2026

Inventors Have Looked to Perfect ‘Robot Umpires’ for Better Part of a Century

Major League Baseball officially launched an automated ball‑strike (ABS) system this season, ending a century‑long quest for robot umpires that began with a 1938 patent. The technology gives each team two challenges per game, letting players contest calls by tapping...

By The Contrarian
AI Is Bringing Added Complexity for HPC Sites. How Are They Handling It?
BlogApr 16, 2026

AI Is Bringing Added Complexity for HPC Sites. How Are They Handling It?

AI workloads have transformed CINECA’s supercomputing environment, adding layers of software, storage and orchestration beyond traditional HPC. Since 2023 the Italian consortium expanded from a single Slurm‑based stack on Lustre to include Kubernetes, OpenStack, S3 object stores and AI‑focused frameworks...

By HPCwire