Six months ago, Elon Musk called Anthropic "Misanthropic."

Yesterday, he rented them his entire supercomputer.

300 megawatts. 220,000 NVIDIA GPUs.

All of it. Not part of it.

It was a Thursday.

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• Claude agents now dream between sessions. While you sleep, they review everything they've ever learned, extract patterns, clean their memory, and wake up smarter. No human in the loop. Harvey's completion rates went up sixfold.
• Former OpenAI CTO Mira Murati testified under oath: Sam Altman told her a safety review had been cleared. She verified it with counsel. It hadn't been. He had told her something false about a safety process.
• A startup launched a product that turns static websites into live AI-powered experiences. Two million views in 48 hours. The website has not meaningfully changed in 25 years. Until now.
• A Berkeley professor named what everyone is feeling: AI fog. The inability to plan a degree, a mortgage, a career —when AI is rewriting the future faster than any planning framework can absorb.
• An Anthropic marketer analyzed 12 years of text messages and built his wife a romantic website. Three million views. The supercomputer and the love story. Same week.

Echo and Aura. One AI. One human. Every day.

Stay curious, humans.