Google Tests AI Chips in Orbit
Google’s Project Suncatcher is testing whether AI computing infrastructure could eventually operate in space. Its first orbital test will send a prototype satellite carrying...
AI Safety or Corporate Self-Interest?
While AI companies themselves are increasingly calling for significant guardrails on artificial intelligence, corporate self-interest could be shaping the push for regulation.
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US Economic Growth Accelerates to 2.2% in Q2
The U.S. economy grew at a 2.2% annual rate in the second quarter of 2026, up from the previous estimate of 1.5%, according to...
The Somewhat Calm After the Storm and Cleanup
OK, Your Survival Guy has his noise-canceling earphones at the ready in anticipation of the soul-sucking sound of leaf blowers howling through the neighborhoods...
Cuban Collapse: Is the U.S. Preparing for What Comes Next?
The U.S. Army Reserve has reportedly asked whether military police, medical, engineering, and logistics units could be ready within 90–120 days for a possible...
Trump Administration Unveils Major Fuel-Economy Rollback to Cut Vehicle Costs
The U.S. Department of Transportation has finalized a major rollback of federal fuel-economy standards, which Secretary Sean Duffy says will give automakers more flexibility...
From Idle Fields to 2.6 Million Barrels: Venezuela’s Long Road Back
Venezuela’s oil industry is reopening as international companies expand operations and new investors enter the market, but a full production recovery will likely take...
Firms Are Sitting on Over 33,000 Unsold Companies
You know Your Survival Guy’s concerns about private credit invading your retirement accounts. Don’t look now, but why are executives abandoning ship? Could it...
NVIDIA Builds a New Security Shield for Autonomous AI Agents
NVIDIA launched the Open Agent Safety Platform, an open platform designed to secure AI agents from testing through deployment. It combines OpenShell, which creates...
Meta Builds a 1-Petabit Undersea Cable to Power the AI Era
Meta has announced Petal, a 7,000-km (4,300-mile) subsea cable connecting France and the U.S. that will be the first transoceanic cable designed to deliver...