Hosts: Lenar Kess, Damra Vol. Today’s episode follows the Anthropic Fable and Mythos cutoff from the first shock into the harder questions: who triggered the action, what the technical evidence actually proves, and what builders do when access to frontier models becomes a policy-dependent dependency.The Verge and Axios give the follow-up reporting on Amazon, the White House, and Anthropic, which moves the story from access shock into a dispute over evidence, trust, and export control.TechCrunch tracks the India reaction, where the cutoff becomes a national-dependence question rather than only a vendor incident.Techmeme’s labor roundup points to employers citing AI in about 88,000 U.S. job cuts through May, a number that is useful only if we separate layoff attribution from proven causality.Indian Express and TechCrunch cover KPMG pulling an AI report over apparent hallucinations and fake citations, a practical warning about professional evidence chains.Axios anchors the infrastructure section on power-market strain, while OpenRouter’s Fusion announcement and the weekend developer-tool links show how builders are adapting in smaller, more immediate ways.
