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🗞️In this edition

  • OpenAI Just Raised $122B and It's Still Not Enough

  • AI's Top CEOs United Against One Person. Musk.

  • Anthropic Accidentally Published Its Source Code

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  • In other AI news –

    • Sergey Brin Just Told Google Who Owns the Future

    • OpenAI Didn't See This Attack Coming. Now It's Too Late.

    • Musk Declared America Is Heading Off a Cliff Without AI

  • 4 must-try AI tools

The last day of March delivered three stories that, taken together, describe exactly where the AI industry stands right now: flush with capital, fractured by rivalry, and occasionally undone by its own mistakes. Keep reading.

What's happening:

The company closed the largest private funding round in history at an $852 billion valuation. Amazon invested $50 billion, but $35 billion only arrives if OpenAI goes public or achieves AGI.

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Why this is important:

The company shut down Sora because it ran out of compute. SoftBank borrowed $40 billion with a 12-month term expecting IPO liquidity. CFO is building the public markets team right now.

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What's happening:

Sam Altman does the opposite of whatever Musk does now. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei has zero respect for Musk's ethics. Meta's former chief AI scientist called Musk a white supremacy promoter.

Why this is important:

Anthropic rejected the Pentagon contract over safety measures.

Musk's xAI immediately signed the deal with no guardrails for "all lawful purposes." OpenAI and Anthropic refused autonomous weapons and mass surveillance. Musk agreed to everything the Pentagon wanted.

What's happening:

The company accidentally shipped 500,000 lines of Claude Code's internal architecture to npm. Within hours, it was mirrored on GitHub and forked 41,000 times. Second major leak in one week.

Why this is important:

Competitors now have the full blueprint.

The leak exposed 44 unreleased feature flags, all fully built but hidden. Memory consolidation while users idle. Persistent background mode. Multi-agent collaboration. Anthropic's entire roadmap shipped to the public.

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OpenAI just closed a $122 billion round at an $852 billion valuation, the largest private financing in tech history. The Axios piece makes clear the personal and ideological war between Musk, Altman, and Amodei is now the defining drama of the AI era. And Anthropic accidentally handed the world its most valuable source code on the same day.

Three companies, three very different days. One industry that still can't quite hold it together.

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