Anthropic Will Pay A Human Writer $345,000 To Help Executives Find The Right Words

A CTech headline reports Anthropic will pay a human writer $345,000 to support executives, but the pay terms and duties are unavailable.

How LitPivot Develops Research Ideas Through Contextualizing Literature

A 17-researcher study found proposals developed with LitPivot were rated as better grounded in relevant literature than proposals made with a text editor and AI chat tool.

7 Best Halloween Movie Soundtrack Vinyl Records for Spooky Listening in 2027

Compare seven Halloween movie soundtrack vinyl records, from John Carpenter classics to modern sequels, and choose the right soundtrack for your collection.

How To Use An A-to-F Safety Grade To Vet Contractors

A proposed contractor-vetting tool would score license, insurance and public-record signals. Its usefulness and accuracy still need testing.

10 Best Gaming Motherboards For Peak Performance And Value In 2027

A source-based roundup names 10 gaming motherboard picks, led by ASUS’s X870E-E and B650-A, while noting that model-level evidence is limited.

How To Run Phone-Free Venue Operations

A proposed tool would help phone-free venues manage pouch inventory, exceptions and emergency unlocks, with pilots proposed at five venues and three schools.

What Microsoft’s AI Doctor Study Actually Measured

Microsoft reports strong results for MAI-DxO on historical medical cases, but the study tested a simulator—not diagnosis in real patients.

What EA’s BioWare Shutdown Says About Game Industry Consolidation And Creative Jobs

EA says it is closing BioWare and ending early work on the next Mass Effect. The decision comes amid a leveraged buyout and a focus on fewer projects.

Is AI Coding Worth The Cost? Where It Pays And How To Measure It

AI coding costs range widely, while reported productivity gains vary. Here’s where teams report value and how they can measure returns.

Anthropic Turned Fuzz Tests Into Proofs: What Claude’s Formal Verification Shows

Anthropic and Theorem say Claude proved no-crash properties for 239 fuzz-test entry points across 123 open-source libraries, with limits.