Claude 4 Is Here

Meta adds 650MW of solar for AI, Klarna profits from OpenAI’s Ive deal, and humanoid robots raise concerns.

Welcome back to your daily dossier talking AI, robotics, crypto, and the future of tech. 👾

In today’s edition, we are tackling the following:

🧠 Claude 4 launches with better reasoning and coding power.
⚡️ AI’s energy demand could hit 50% of data centers globally.
🦾 Altman warns the world isn’t ready for humanoid robots yet.
💰 Bitcoin smashes records as altcoins rally alongside ETFs.
☀️ Meta adds 650MW solar to power expanding AI growth.

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AI

  • Anthropic CEO claims AI models hallucinate less than humans

    • CEO Dario Amodei says AI models hallucinate less frequently than humans but often in more surprising, unpredictable ways.

    • He argues hallucinations aren’t a barrier to AGI, highlighting steady progress in reasoning, safety, and reliability.

    • Amodei emphasizes that managing hallucinations is part of broader efforts toward building safer, more aligned AI models.

  • Introducing Claude 4

    • Anthropic launched Claude Opus 4 and Sonnet 4, models designed for coding, reasoning, and autonomous task execution.

    • Claude Opus 4 runs under ASL-3 safety standards, including anti-jailbreak filters and stronger biosecurity protections.

    • Both models feature better memory, reasoning, and agent capabilities, available via API, Bedrock, and Vertex AI.

  • AI is eating data center power demand—and it’s only getting worse

    • AI now consumes up to 20% of global data center power and could hit 50% by year’s end.

    • This growth threatens climate goals, with Google’s emissions rising 48% since 2019 due to AI expansion.

    • Experts call for more transparency and efficient practices as AI’s energy footprint rapidly outpaces other technologies.

ROBOTICS

  • A microrobot system designed to float inside a stroke patient for autonomous thrombectomy

    • Artedrone’s SASHA microrobot autonomously navigates blood vessels using magnetic guidance to remove stroke-causing clots.

    • The system aims to democratize stroke treatment by enabling procedures outside specialized neurovascular centers.

    • Preclinical trials show promising results, with plans for human testing to improve emergency stroke care access.

  • Robot navigates with the 5 senses

    • Duke University’s WildFusion robot uses vision, touch, and vibrations to navigate complex, unstructured environments like forests.

    • This multisensory framework allows the robot to adapt dynamically, improving real-world performance beyond navigation methods.

    • The technology mimics human sensory fusion, enhancing mobility in disaster zones, rough terrain, and industrial settings.

  • Sam Altman says the world isn’t ready for the ‘humanoid robots moment’

    • Sam Altman warns society is unprepared for humanoid robots rapidly entering workplaces, homes, and public spaces.

    • He predicts humanoids will handle a wide range of tasks, accelerating automation across industries globally.

    • Altman stresses the urgent need for societal readiness as humanoid robots shift labor markets and daily life.

CRYPTO

  • Ethereum, Solana, Dogecoin jump as Bitcoin hits record price

    • Ethereum is up 56%, Solana 24%, and Dogecoin 41%, fueled by Bitcoin’s surge to new record highs.

    • The rally reflects broader investor enthusiasm across altcoins amid bullish sentiment in the crypto market.

    • Analysts link the growth to ETF inflows, regulatory optimism, and a rebound in broader risk assets.

  • Memecoins Moo Deng and MEW surge after Robinhood listing

    • Moo Deng surged 836% in May after listing on Robinhood, reaching a $230M market cap driven by hype.

    • MEW jumped 52%, hitting a $368M valuation, riding the Solana-based memecoin wave sparked earlier this year.

    • Both coins exemplify the memecoin frenzy fueled by retail speculation and mainstream exchange accessibility.

  • $TRUMP token jumps 10% as criticism of memecoin dinner intensifies

    • $TRUMP token rose 10% after a private dinner with top holders hosted by Donald Trump sparked heavy criticism.

    • Critics argue the event exploited investors, with many attendees facing significant losses since the token’s launch.

    • The controversy highlights concerns around celebrity-driven crypto ventures and their impact on retail investors.

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CONTENT

  • Open-Source AGI = Human Extinction? Debate with $85M Backed AI Founder

    • Sentient’s Himanshu Tyagi debates whether open AGI boosts progress or dangerously increases humanity’s existential risk.

    • Discusses Sentient’s $85M raise, AI’s control over systems, and extinction risks tied to open-source frontier models.

    • Covers P(doom), AGI safety, superintelligent AI risks, and how society should govern open AI development.

  • How does Claude 4 think? – Sholto Douglas & Trenton Bricken

    • Anthropic researchers explain how Claude 4 reasons, scales with RL, and tackles mechanistic interpretability challenges.

    • Topics include computing bottlenecks, autonomous agents, alignment difficulties, and how countries should prepare for AGI’s impact.

    • Highlights how Claude differs from past models and the future of AI architectures in solving complex tasks.

  • Unconventional product lessons from Binance, N26, Google | Mayur Kamat

    • Mayur Kamat shares lessons on fast experiments, high-leverage decisions, and how fintech sharpens product management skills.

    • Discusses AI’s impact on product development, hiring top talent, managing failure, and choosing or avoiding the C-suite.

    • Covers balancing career growth, creating strong experimentation cultures, and why strengths matter more than fixing weaknesses.

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  • Klarna CEO and Sutter Hill take victory lap after Jony Ive’s OpenAI deal

    • Klarna's CEO revealed his family office invested $3.6M in io, converting to OpenAI shares after the $6.5B acquisition.

    • Sutter Hill Ventures also disclosed gains from its early stake in io before quietly deleting public mentions post-deal.

    • OpenAI acquired io, Jony Ive’s AI hardware startup, paying $5B for remaining shares beyond its existing 23% stake.

  • Meta adds another 650 MW of solar power to its AI push

    • Meta signed a deal with AES for 650 MW of solar energy to power its growing AI data centers.

    • The expansion brings Meta’s renewable energy portfolio to over 12 gigawatts, supporting its AI-driven infrastructure needs.

    • It reflects growing energy demands as AI development scales, with sustainability efforts struggling to keep pace.

  • Tinder CEO to depart, parent CEO to lead troubled dating brand

    • Tinder CEO Faye Iosotaluno will step down in July after less than two years in the role.

    • Match Group CEO Spencer Rascoff will take over Tinder as interim CEO amid falling growth and user engagement.

    • The leadership change follows efforts to reboot Tinder’s strategy, including deeper AI-driven features and user retention plans.

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