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Attention armchair selectors: these are the mistakes you’re making
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- June 28, 2026
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Think you could pick a better All Blacks squad than Dave Rennie and co? You’re not alone… but you’re also probably wrong. The build-up and reaction to the All Blacks squad announcement reassuringly confirmed that we remain a nation of armchair selectors. The selection process involves whittling the 200-plus Super Rugby players down to 34. […]
Apple’s Vision Pro Chief Paul Meade Joins OpenAI Hardware Team
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- June 29, 2026
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Paul Meade, Apple’s vice president responsible for the Vision Pro headset and its AI-powered smart glasses programme, is departing the company to join OpenAI’s hardware division. The move represents a significant talent acquisition for OpenAI as it accelerates its push into consumer AI hardware. Meade led development of both the Vision Pro and Apple’s forthcoming […]
AI Weekly Issue #513: Treasury analysts called AI a systemic risk. Treasury disowned it.
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- July 13, 2026
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Regulators picked a word for AI this week, and the word is systemic. Career Treasury analysts concluded the boom is now too entrenched to unwind quietly: a downturn would ripple through stocks, private credit, data-center debt and utilities. The ECB gave every significant European bank until October 31 to prove it can take an AI-powered […]
Apple signals that the new attack surface is time itself
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- July 1, 2026
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The nature of security threats is changing. AI hasn’t just driven up energy prices and consumer electronics costs, it’s also ushering in a new era of AI-augmented cyberattacks, one where the time between a flaw being discovered and being exploited is shrinking fast. Apple is already signaling that it sees this coming. Why Apple moved first […]