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Bloomberg opinion column argues the September 11 attacks still shape US presidential power and constitutional rights today.
The item is a Bloomberg Opinion piece arguing that the world created by the September 11 attacks continues to define US constitutional rights and presidential power. It was shared on Hacker News, garnering 20 points and 17 comments. It has no direct cybersecurity or AI relevance for dashboard readers.
Anthropic signed compute contracts worth up to $517 billion in eleven months, adding 14.8 gigawatts amid the AI capacity race.
According to The Information, Anthropic locked in contracts worth up to $517 billion over eleven months, adding at least 14.8 gigawatts of compute since October 2025 on top of 1–2 gigawatts it already had, and is planning its own data centers. Bloomberg reports Anthropic's annualized revenue topped $65 billion, while OpenAI was above $40 billion as of July and targets 30 gigawatts by 2030. The spending follows Dario Amodei's early-2026 warning that rivals underestimated investment risk, while Sam Altman now cautions about 'unsustainable silliness' from neo-cloud providers.
Sens. Blackburn and Blumenthal demand TikTok explain why safety features were withheld from about 10% of users, following a teenager's suicide.
Sens. Marsha Blackburn and Richard Blumenthal sent a letter demanding answers from TikTok after a Bloomberg report showed the company withheld algorithmic safety changes from a control group of about 10% of users, including 16-year-old Chase Nasca, who died by suicide in February 2022. An internal review found the teen viewed more than 7,500 videos in his final two weeks, 73% with themes of sadness or personal struggles. The senators tied the case to the Kids Online Safety Act, which advanced out of the Senate Commerce Committee on August 5, and set a September 1 deadline for responses.