Midjourney makes AI images. You type “astronaut on a horse,” it paints one. So when that same company announced it is building a full-body scanner, one it claims can image your entire body in about 60 seconds for a fraction of what an MRI costs, my first reaction was not excitement. It was suspicion. Why…
On the evening of June 12, Anthropic switched off two of its AI models for every customer on the planet. Not throttled, not paused for a suspicious subset of users. Off. Worldwide. The company cited a US government export-control directive and national security, and offered no detailed public reason. Around July 1, the restrictions were…
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