Thursday, September 10, 2026
ArchiveChinese AI Giants Accused of Sending Millions of User Queries to U.S. Models
Users' passwords were unknowingly routed to a US AI company while Chinese firms cloned the model underneath them. Anthropic's evidence is specific and damning.
Flock Wants a Closely Surveilled World with No Exit
Flock Safety's founder says privacy is a sacrifice we must make. Brady Brickner-Wood examines the ideology behind 5 million cameras scanning American streets — and the world Langley wants to build.
Neolithic Sculpture Shows Human Riding a Leopard—and Puzzles Experts
Eleven thousand years old, carved before writing existed: a figure astride a leopard, unearthed at Göbekli Tepe's sister site. Archaeologists say nothing like it has been found before.
Leipzig Attack Is a Warning of the Drone Threat Against Europe
A drone strike nearly took out critical German infrastructure. The WSJ argues Europe has no comprehensive counter-drone strategy — and the next attempt might not fail.
The Last Texas Germans
German-speaking communities still exist in central Texas — barely. Callaghan's documentary catches a language and culture in its final generation, with the warmth and strangeness his best work delivers.