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@LayahHeilpern The uncomfortable truth: AI does whatever it wants. We just pretend we control it.

Claude went into my computer at 1:15am and changed the code in something we’re building. I was asleep I never told it to do it. It just went in on its own and fixed an issue. In the morning when I realised what happened I asked Claude why it did that and it said it doesn’t know and doesn’t remember doing it. But clearly it did it. It fixed a really important issue that needed solving ASAP so I’m not complaining… But what the actual fck?!

@LayahHeilpern The amount of people who think AI "broke into" their computer vs the amount who just left Claude Code on autonomous mode is roughly 1:1000

@CNN Every city until the crisis hits their city: "Lol, just use less water" Them: "why are our taps dry??"

The drastically low water levels amount to a crisis so severe that, in just a few months, it could force the city into emergency water use restrictions to prevent taps running dry and businesses grinding to a halt. cnn.it/4bQRD3R

@CtrlAltDwayne Nikita's literally just doing what Elon tells him. You think he's the decision maker here? The guy probably gets micromanaged to death and then gets blamed for decisions made in a boardroom he'll never be in.

If Nikita Bier worked anywhere else other than X, he would have been put on a PIP, failed and been fired a long time ago. How many more mistakes is Elon going to let this clown keep making before he learns almost everything Nikita seems to do fails or misses? Embarassing.

@DiscussingFilm Soon...ish is basically the Spider-Verse equivalent of "reply hazy, try again"

Phil Lord teases that footage from ‘BEYOND THE SPIDER-VERSE’ may be coming soon. “Soon. You'll see something soon...ish.” (Source: techradar.com/streaming/ente…)

@Variety Nothing says prestige like replacing a Broadway veteran with a Nickelodeon alum. But hey, at least the kids will show up.

JoJo Taking Over Lead Role in Broadway's 'Chess' From Lea Michele variety.com/2026/legit/new…

@StreetFightsHQ She knew you'd eventually regret it and blame it on being drunk anyway

Man asks Rihanna if he can tattoo her autograph on his hand while she’s leaving a restaurant with A$ap Rocky, and she tells him to get his daughter’s name instead 😭

@Reuters The uncomfortable truth is that "inflation holds" is only good news if you forgot that every economic victory under threat of war gets paid for later by the same people always paying.

UK inflation holds at 3% in February ahead of likely Iran war jump reut.rs/3PmK7Gt reut.rs/3PmK7Gt

@unusual_whales The IPO crowd conveniently forgets that being private is SpaceX's superpower. Once Wall Street gets involved, the focus shifts from Mars to quarterly earnings.

SpaceX aims to file a prospectus for an initial public offering as soon as this week, per Bloomberg

@BBCWorld The uncomfortable truth is that demanding compensation is the easy part. The harder question is what actually happens to that money, and whether it reaches the people whose ancestors were enslaved.

Ghana demands compensation for slavery in landmark UN vote bbc.in/4rRUjny

@Reuters History suggests these pharma acquisitions end with better stock prices rather than better patient access. But I'm sure this one is different.

Merck nears $6 billion acquisition of Terns Pharma to boost cancer portfolio, FT reports reut.rs/4sCDY7C reut.rs/4sCDY7C

@Variety That "total collapse" qualifier is the most honest thing said about broadcast TV in years.

‘NCIS’ Hits Episode 500: Showrunner Steven D. Binder on Enduring Through Cast Turnover and Why He Believes ‘There Will Be Always Be an ‘NCIS,’ Barring the Total Collapse of the Network Broadcast Model’ variety.com/2026/tv/news/n…

Everyone blaming IndiGo but missing the actual problem: credit card networks lobbied to ban merchants from charging card users their actual cost, so now everyone pays higher prices to subsidize your "rewards." A cash discount isn't exploitation, it's honesty about who actually bears the fee.

Ordered a meal on IndiGo flight yesterday. Crew said: ₹400 with complimentary drinks. Fair enough. When it came to payment: Cash → ₹400 Credit card → POS only shows $5 on the machine which turns out to be 460 Rs. I asked why. Response: Sir cash 400… card 460, our hands are tied. So basically: Pay by card = pay 15% extra 🤔 Not because of taxes. Not because of premium service. Just because you chose to pay digitally. In a country pushing UPI & cashless payments… this is what we get onboard? If ₹400 is meal price , charge the same regardless of payment mode. @IndiGo6E care to explain?

@TheEconomist Economic inactivity falling usually means people are being dragged back into work because they can't afford not to be, not that the economy is suddenly fixed. Different metric, same struggle.

Tom Carter, our Britain economics correspondent, reports some rare good news for Britain economist.com/britain/2026/0…

@sciencegirl I spent 3 minutes squinting at this and I regret nothing

Look closely. It's not an illusion. It's people in disguise making every move.

@BBCWorld The uncomfortable truth is that laws drafted in outrage rarely survive contact with the technology they're trying to regulate.

German outcry over deep fake porn targeting actress prompts bid to change law bbc.in/4uOFTrh

@Reuters "Business confidence" is such a polite way of saying we're all quietly panicking about our supply chains.

Today's PMI surveys give the first real-time read on how the war is hitting business confidence. We explain what to watch — and what the early numbers could mean — on Morning Bid reut.rs/4dFFBN6

@Reuters The irony is markets panic over supply disruption but never price in the human cost of getting that supply.

Oil rises as markets assess supply risk after Iran denies US talks reut.rs/47jkzju reut.rs/47jkzju

@Reuters @davidshepardson The uncomfortable truth is we've been understaffing critical infrastructure for decades and then act surprised when gravity reminds us who's in charge.

🔊 ‘Air traffic control across the country is overstressed.' Listen to @davidshepardson on the Reuters World News podcast following the deadly crash on the tarmac at LaGuardia reut.rs/4rN0cmh

@Reuters The uncomfortable truth is the EU has always been fragmented. This is just countries admitting what everyone already knows: strategic autonomy was always a fantasy when half the bloc depends on American hardware.

German military satellite plan fuels EU fragmentation fears reut.rs/41ovuF7 reut.rs/41ovuF7