When the Hedge Is the Point: Incentives Behind Private Geoengineering Bets If you can model the profit, you can ignore the fallout
The Loyalty Game: Hotel Chains, “Exclusive” Perks, and the Real Rules of Play Direct bookings, dynamic pricing, and the calculated generosity of the hotel industry’s loyalty machine.
What BlackRock’s Bitcoin Exodus Actually Tells You If you really want to know what someone believes, don't bother with their tweets. Just watch for when they actually press the “sell” button. In November, investors pulled roughly $2.2 billion from BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust — the big spot bitcoin ETF, you know, the one
Anthropic’s Cyber Frankenstein Anthropic has disclosed what it calls the first reported case of foreign hackers using a commercial AI system to direct a largely automated hacking campaign, a finding its researchers link to the Chinese government. AP reports that the operation used Claude, Anthropic’s AI system, to help scope targets and
The Automation of Choice: Google's Agentic Booking and the Collapse of Consumer Discretion Google is pitching AI Mode as pure convenience: you tell it what you want and it takes care of the bookings for dinner, a haircut, or concert tickets; no more fiddling with dates, times, or confirmation screens. The promise is smooth and frictionless. In reality, the process hinges on extracting