Y’all, there’s trouble in Meta’s AI paradise.

Just two months after Mark Zuckerberg launched the Superintelligence Lab—(Meta’s moonshot project to “win” the AGI race)—the star-studded lineup already seems to be losing its shine.

Top researchers are bailing, big names are switching sides, and what was supposed to be a powerhouse team is starting to look more like a revolving door.

Here’s what’s going down:

And all this is happening even as Meta goes full tech-bro recruiter—tossing nine-figure salaries and cutting flashy deals with AI startups like Midjourney to fast-track growth.

Even Sam Altman called it ‘distasteful.’ And honestly? we get why. If your rival’s buying up your best people with big checks, the vibes are way off.

But this isn’t just a Meta problem. It’s a tech culture moment. The AI race is no longer just about GPUs and model size—it’s a people problem. And right now, Meta’s struggling to hold onto the very people it paid top dollar to attract.

Our Take:

Meta came out swinging, promising to build the Avengers of AI. But talent doesn’t always follow money—it follows vision. Right now, Meta feels like a giant experiment searching for its plot, while rivals like OpenAI project momentum and mission.

For tech leaders and startups, here’s the memo: AI breakthroughs aren’t born from fat checks alone. They come from teams that feel stable, aligned, and excited to be there.

If Meta doesn’t figure that out fast, all its hype and nine-figure packages risk turning it into the most expensive training program for OpenAI hires.

You can read more on this here.

So… Anthropic decided Claude needed a side hustle. And that side hustle? Becoming your in-browser AI buddy.

Meet Claude for Chrome: a shiny new extension that lets Claude chill in a side panel while you surf the web, keep track of what you’re doing, remember context, and—if you let it—actually take actions for you. (Yes, we’re officially one step closer to AI ordering pizza on your behalf.)

The catch? this is VIP-only access right now:

But make no mistake, this isn’t some random feature drop, it’s a clear sign that the browser is officially the next AI battleground.

But here’s the thing: giving AI full browser access isn’t just productivity magic—it’s a hacker’s playground. Brave’s security team found Comet’s agent could be tricked with Indirect prompt injections (aka sneaky code that sweet-talks your AI into shady errands).

And Anthropic’s response? Wrap Claude in bubble wrap-level security.

We’re talking:

And this isn’t Anthropic’s first shot at AI agents. Last year, they launched a PC-controlling model that… well, wasn’t great. Fast-forward to today, and agentic AI has gotten way better. Claude, Comet, and ChatGPT Agent are actually solid for small, repetitive tasks, though they’re still clumsy with big, complex problems.

Bottom-line:

This feels like Anthropic saying: ‘Fine, we’ll join the AI browser fight—but we’ll do it safely.’ And honestly? Smart move. Nobody wants to be the first company blamed for an AI that drains your bank account because a shady pop-up said “click here”

If anything, this move confirms that your browser is the next major AI battleground. Whoever nails this first wins your attention, your workflow, and basically your entire internet life.

But for now? We’re still in the beta era—fun to play with, not yet ready to hand them the keys to your digital life.

Okay, guys—here’s the plan.

Yesterday we dropped a Gameplay Mechanics Generator… but then we thought, why stop at a quick breakdown when we could actually build a full game out of it?

Yep—you and me, step by step, piece by piece, until we’ve got something playable.

And we’re kicking it off with the foundation of any good game: Main Objectives & Win/Lose Conditions.

Because let’s be real—if players don’t know the big goal (the “heck yeah, I won!” moment) or the little pitfalls (the “ugh, I messed up” moments), all the fancy mechanics in the world wouldn't matter.

This is where the story starts. The stakes. The reason you keep rolling dice, drawing cards, or button-mashing at 2am.

Stick around—we’re about to design the heart of our game. Trust me, it’s gonna be fun. 🚀

PS: What’s your favorite win condition in a game?

Here’s the prompt:

Here’s a sneak peek:

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