AI & Tooling

A deep dive into how the AI industry now rents its compute from a small cartel of firms, with Nvidia at the center, shaping the future of AI infrastructure.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 30. June 2026

In 2026, AI control shifted from a utility model to concentrated chokepoints, with key players asserting dominance across power, compute, data, and more.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 29. June 2026

SpaceX has bought Cursor for $60 billion, owning all AI layers but still facing challenges with model performance, raising questions about AI leadership.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 29. June 2026

Coinbase’s recent layoffs and restructuring highlight a broader industry trend of reorienting around AI, with questions remaining about the true drivers behind job cuts.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 28. June 2026

Perplexity introduces Search as Code, enabling AI models to dynamically assemble retrieval pipelines, marking a significant shift in search for agent-based AI systems.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 28. June 2026

Ukraine’s Avengers Labs leverages battlefield drone data to train AI models, creating a scarce resource in modern warfare and defense tech.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 27. June 2026

White House official claims Anthropic refused to fix a cyberweapon jailbreak, leading to model bans; Anthropic disputes the severity of the issue. Details remain unclear.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 27. June 2026

A solo experiment with Anthropic’s Claude Fable 5 shows how one AI model can manage an entire business portfolio, transforming development speed and architecture.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 26. June 2026

Analyzing Dario Amodei’s candid leadership and its implications for AI regulation, safety, and industry power dynamics amid recent government actions.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 26. June 2026

Anthropic claims its AI systems are increasingly capable of self-improvement, shifting safety from a technical issue to a political power play.

• leftbrainmarketing Team
• 26. June 2026