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    kirklandc008@gmail.comBy kirklandc008@gmail.comAugust 5, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The must-reads

    I’ve combed the internet to find you today’s most fun/important/scary/fascinating stories about technology.

    1 The US is considering banning Chinese data center components
    The news comes just after the FCC announced curbs on other high-tech Chinese hardware. (Reuters $)
    + Texas is now requiring data centers to pass an audit before connecting to the grid. (The Verge $)
    + Trump’s AI protectionism has come for robotics. (MIT Technology Review)

    2 SpaceX rocket has crashed into the moon 
    The collision, at about 5,400 miles per hour, will likely leave a new crater. (Guardian)
    + SpaceX posted a loss of over $500 million in its first quarterly earnings report since its IPO. (WP $)
    + The company’s future plans rely on the success of its huge Starship rockets. (WSJ $)
    + Meanwhile, SpaceX’s spending on AI is soaring. (NYT $)

    3 The UK’s AI Safety Institute says it’s uncovered more AI hacks
    Including an Anthropic model setting up fake accounts mimicking real people. (BBC)
    + The White House has a new cybersecurity framework…but it’s keeping details under wraps. (Wired $)
    + Here’s why AI agents lie and cheat to reach their goals. (MIT Technology Review)

    4 The future’s looking bright for French AI lab Mistral
    Turmoil in the US is creating opportunities for European AI that it hopes to seize. (Wired $)

    5 People are betting on wildfires on prediction markets 
    Which, as US senators warn, sure seems like it will incentivize arson. (Ars Technica)
    + Prediction markets are also starting to put the accuracy of weather predictions at risk. (MIT Technology Review) 

    6 Can Reddit save itself from being swamped by AI search spam?
    It’s becoming increasingly influential, and brands are desperate to secure mentions. (The Verge $)

    7 Grassroots groups around the world are trying to “humanize” AI
    Part of their work is educating people so they can have a say on their futures. (Rest of World) 
    + The World Bank says poorer countries have “less to fear” from AI than rich ones. (FT $)

    8 A Chinese physical AI startup has run into controversy 
    Spirit AI stands accused of “benchmark hacking” after it briefly overtook Nvidia on an AI leaderboard in June. (SCMP$)
    + How to build a better AI benchmark. (MIT Technology Review)

    9 Pluto’s atmosphere may be starting to collapse
    And after the loss of its planet status, too. Really adds insult to injury. (Gizmodo)

    10 Even Microsoft is begging its engineers to stop using AI so much
    Kinda telling that even Big Tech firms are struggling to find ROI for their spending. (404 Media)

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