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suffer from male pattern boldness. reporting on Anthropic + the biz of AI @theinformation. @ColumbiaMBA. Let's talk tech (confidentially). Signal: 561 818 3915

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Temasek’s $75 Billion AI Bet

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The prescient investor who appears to hold a crystal ball or have a healthy stomach for risk is always a compelling character to write about. These are the Josh Kushners, Peter Thiels and Masayoshi Sons of the world. Love ’em or hate ’em, they’re interesting. At this point of the AI cycle, though, the more important investors to watch might be the ones that evoke little emotion and attract few headlines.
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Anthropic Suspends Customers’ Access to Latest Models After Government Order

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Source: The Information Anthropic announced in a blog post Friday night that customers could no longer access its advanced models, Fable 5 and Mythos 5, following a U.S. government order over national security concerns. The company also disabled access for foreign-national employees. The company said it had received an export control directive from the Trump administration because government officials had believed they had “become aware of a method of bypassing, or ‘jailbreaking’” the models.
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How Nasdaq Turned Its Index Into a Listings Weapon

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When Nasdaq CEO Adena Friedman took the stage at the Economic Club of Washington, D.C, in March, she wasn’t shy about how the company wields its stock indexes to woo business. In an interview with Carlyle Group Chair David Rubenstein, Friedman highlighted Nasdaq’s key distinction from rival exchanges: It also manages the influential Nasdaq-100 index, the benchmark whose rules dictate how roughly $800 billion worth of funds invest.
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