Only the events that did not end in a day are here. Each page gathers how a single story spread across several days, in order, so that "what ever happened with that?" has a one-page answer. There are not many. Most news ends the day it breaks, and only what keeps going becomes a story.
Ongoing stories 1
Closed stories 2
- A bankrupt airline's employee data goes up for AI training Google agreed to pay $10M for 34 years of Spirit Airlines operational and HR data. When a company collapses, the employee records it leaves behind become an asset to be recovered, and the highest bidder is the one who wants them for AI training. The people who generated the data are not party to the sale, so the only place left to object is a courtroom. View full timeline →
- An AI hedge fund retreated from public markets and went into chips A hedge fund founded by a former OpenAI researcher could not carry its leveraged bet on AI infrastructure stocks and unwound its public portfolio. It kept its private holdings and put another $400M into a chip startup. Two moves, nine days apart, showing where the weight inside an AI bet is shifting. View full timeline →