WTI above $100, the Iran war, the Epstein political scandal, a hawkish FOMC outlook, and an escalating tariff war. Here's how five simultaneous crises are feeding off each other to rattle global markets in March 2026.
Anthropic launched a multi-agent code review system that lets AI check AI-generated code, while Karpathy released autoresearch — a tool that runs PyTorch experiments autonomously overnight. Both point to the same shift.
OpenAI's open-source framework Symphony connects issue trackers to Codex agents, letting teams manage work instead of supervising AI coders.
OpenAI unveiled GPT-5.4 — the first general-purpose model with native Computer Use, a 1M-token context window, and 83% professional-level performance. Here's what changed and what it means.
Computer science legend Donald Knuth just solved a combinatorics conjecture he'd been unable to crack for 30 years — with the help of Claude Opus 4.6. Knuth himself wrote in a Stanford paper that it was time to revise his opinions about AI.
According to an exclusive report by The Information, GPT-5.4 will feature a 1 million token context window and an Extreme Reasoning Mode capable of continuous reasoning for hours. The release is said to be imminent.
Within 24 hours of OpenAI announcing its Department of Defense contract, ChatGPT app uninstalls surged by 295%. Sam Altman internally admitted the announcement 'looked opportunistic and sloppy.' Here's a close look at what happens when an AI company's military ambitions collide with user trust.
South Korea's KOSPI plunged 12% in a single session — the largest single-day drop in its history. KOSDAQ fell 14%. Amid panic selling across every sector, foreign investors scooped up 1.2 trillion won worth of KOSDAQ stocks. Here's a breakdown of what happened.
In February 2026, Cursor's annual recurring revenue (ARR) surpassed $2 billion. Behind a number that doubled in just three months lies a strategic pivot — from individual developers to enterprise customers.
Just hours after President Trump ordered a halt to all dealings with Anthropic, the U.S. military used the same company's AI model, Claude, in airstrikes on Iran. This incident lays bare what happens when institutions can't keep pace with the speed of technology.