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Published Apr 3, 2026, 2:46 PM EDT For 2001's 58th anniversary, we look back at a wild interview with SFX supervisor Douglas Trumbull, including a wild story about a dead, painted horse Jump Links Nearly six decades after its wide release on April 3, 1968, Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey is.
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Anthropic announced a major deal with Google and Broadcom for significant next-generation TPU capacity, expected to come online starting in 2027. This expansion, primarily in the US, will power advanced Claude models to meet rapidly growing customer demand. The agreement deepens Anthropic's existing collaboration with Google Cloud and Broadcom, supporting its commitment to American computing infrastructure.
Broadcom has expanded its collaboration with Google and Anthropic, agreeing to supply AI chips to Google and significant computing capacity to Anthropic. This move solidifies Broadcom's role in the burgeoning AI hardware market, providing crucial infrastructure for two major AI developers. The deals aim to bolster the capabilities of both companies in the competitive AI landscape.
The world sucks right now for a list of reasons so long and horrible that including it here would take an hour of my time, and nobody would want to read it all. Suffice to say, people on the internet desperately need some feel-good, wholesome content to enjoy.
When a delivery robot asked a man to push the crosswalk button for it so it could cross the street, the man filmed the bot, told it to fuck off, and bullied the dumb thing for replacing a human yet still relying on them to do its job.