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Key Takeaways - June 1, 2026 marks the switch from flat-rate Copilot to token-based AI Credits. That's two days out - Code completions stay unlimited. Chat, PR reviews, agentic workflows? All meter now - One developer ran Opus 4.6 sessions and watched costs spiral to 27x the

Key Takeaways - Robinhood flipped the switch on Agentic Trading May 27. Now your AI can buy and sell stocks while you sleep. - The agent gets its own pocket. Separate from everything else you own. Can't touch your main holdings. - Beta covers stocks only. Options, crypto,

Key Takeaways: - Claude Opus 4.8 posted the lowest incorrect-rate of any model tested across six benchmarks. Not by answering more questions right, but by abstaining on the ones it wasn't sure about. - Pricing holds at $5/$25 per million tokens, same as 4.7. Fast

Nobody's spelling it out plainly, so I will. Uber's AI coding budget ran dry in four months. Microsoft pulled Claude Code from most of its internal developers this week. These aren't bootstrapped shops hitting a free-tier wall. These are firms with CFOs, procurement teams,

Key Takeaways: - Sam Altman told a Sydney banking conference on May 26, 2026, that his own job-apocalypse prediction was "pretty wrong". Just a year after hammering that same warning. - Dario Amodei walked back his 2025 claim that AI could wipe out half of white-collar jobs, reframing

Key Takeaways - $45B annualized revenue landed in late May 2026. Up from $9B at the end of 2025 - Claude Code, a product nobody saw coming, is anchoring contracts across unrelated industries - Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan are reportedly eyeing an IPO as soon as October 2026 - Anthropic

On May 27, 2026, Robinhood quietly dropped something that should be getting more attention: 27 million customers can now connect third-party AI agents—Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, any MCP-compatible agent. Directly to their accounts for autonomous stock trading and credit card purchases. First major retail brokerage to do this. No soft