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The Meltdown — April 14–19, 2026
Anthropic's unreleased model is so dangerous the Treasury Secretary called a Wall Street emergency meeting. Meanwhile the anti-AI backlash went from polls to Molotov cocktails.
The Meltdown — April 7–13, 2026
Anthropic had a week that made every other company look slow. A $30B revenue run rate, a compute deal in gigawatts, and a model that found zero-days in every major OS and browser.
The Meltdown — March 29–April 4, 2026
OpenAI raised $122 billion, Anthropic accidentally published its source code, and the entire AI industry collectively forgot what a normal funding round looks like.
The Meltdown — March 22-28
A CEO said the quiet part loud, OpenAI's video bet collapsed, and science confirmed what everyone already suspected about AI flattery.
The Meltdown — March 15-21
Jensen Huang promised a trillion dollars, Anthropic flipped the enterprise scoreboard, and a Supermicro co-founder got arrested for smuggling chips.
The Meltdown — March 8-14
Anthropic sued the Pentagon, Meta's next model can't keep up, and Yann LeCun raised a billion dollars to prove everyone else is doing AI wrong.
The Meltdown — March 1-7
Anthropic told the Pentagon no, got blacklisted, became the most downloaded app in America, then quietly picked up the phone again.