These are the 3 drones Ukraine said it used to pierce Moscow’s air defense gauntlet in its biggest attack yet

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Inside Ukraine’s Boldest Drone Attack on Moscow: The Three Weapons That Pierced Russia’s Air Defense Meta Description: Ukraine launched its largest drone assault on Moscow yet, using three locally made drones – including a previously unknown variant called the Bars-SM Gladiator. Here’s what the attack reveals about the evolving state of long-range drone warfare. The … Read more

Pizza Hut’s AI system caused ‘cascading’ problems and $100M in damages, franchisee alleges in new suit

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AI Overpromise, Under-Delivery: What Pizza Hut’s $100M Franchisee Lawsuit Teaches B2B GTM Teams When a “Smart” System Destroys Your Core Metric In B2B SaaS, we obsess over product-led growth, AI copilots, and operational efficiency. But here’s a cold-hard truth: if your tech solution undermines the fundamental promise of your customer’s business, you’re not optimizing—you’re sabotaging. … Read more

Waymo is erroneously carding riders and some say it’s a new form of flattery

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Getting Carded by a Robotaxi: Why Waymo Is Age-Checking Riders and Why Some See It as a Compliment Remember the last time a bartender asked for your ID? That brief moment of validation—proof that your skincare routine is working or that you’ve somehow cheated time—is a small, flattering ritual. Now, in 2026, that same feeling … Read more

The Seed 40: The best women early-stage investors of 2026

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The Seed 40 2026: How Women Early-Stage Investors Are Reshaping Venture Capital The venture capital industry has long been a game of networks, relationships, and track records—systems that historically locked out women from the highest tiers of influence. But a new generation of women early-stage investors is rewriting the rules, proving that the most transformative … Read more

Why the former Google executive who backed OpenAI and Anthropic wants to get people off their screens

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How a Google Veteran Who Bet on OpenAI and Anthropic Now Wants to Save Us From Our Screens If you’re in B2B SaaS, you know the score: every second of screen time is a revenue opportunity. But Bradley Horowitz—the former Google VP of product who wrote early checks to OpenAI (2023) and Anthropic (2024)—is betting … Read more

OpenAI and Anthropic are kicking off a mad cybersecurity dash

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The AI Cybersecurity Arms Race: Why OpenAI and Anthropic Are Racing to Lock Down Their Models The war for digital security is shifting—and the battlefield is code. This spring, the release of Anthropic’s Mythos and OpenAI’s GPT‑5.5 didn’t just advance natural language processing. It triggered a wave of anxiety across corporate security teams worldwide. Chief … Read more

Apple fixed a $400 pricing mistake with a 4-sentence email. It’s a lesson for every brand

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Apple’s $400 Pricing Mistake: A 4-Sentence Email That Changed Everything (And What It Teaches Every B2B Brand) You know that sinking feeling. You close a deal, hand over the contract, and a week later the price drops. No feature changes. No new tier. Just… cheaper. For the customer who trusted you, it stings. That’s exactly … Read more

There’s An Ebola Outbreak. Here’s What Could Happen Next, From A Doctor

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Ebola in the Spotlight: Breaking Down the Bundibugyo Outbreak and What Comes Next The World Health Organization (WHO) has just pulled the lever on a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC) declaration. Not for COVID-19, not for Mpox, but for something rarer—and arguably more unsettling: a Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak. This strain doesn’t make headlines … Read more