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🛰️ Amazon buys Globalstar's satellite network for $11.57B

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Stanford's 2026 AI Index finds AI has reached over half the world's population faster than the PC or the internet, but just 31% of Americans trust the government to manage the shift.

Nearly 75% of AI experts are optimistic about AI's job impact, but only 23% of the public agrees — the widest expert-public gap the report has ever recorded.

Junior devs are already feeling it: employment for ages 22-25 fell nearly 20% since 2024, even as headcounts for older engineers grew and firms say planned cuts will accelerate.

OpenAI CRO Denise Dresser sent an internal memo, published by The Verge, calling Anthropic a "single-product company in a platform war" and claiming its $30B run rate is overstated by around $8B.

Dresser flagged Anthropic's compute shortages as a strategic misstep and called OpenAI's Microsoft deal limiting for enterprise, pointing to "staggering" demand since its Amazon Bedrock deal in February.

The memo is either a massive internal leak or a deliberate one — and with both companies racing toward IPOs this year, a document this polished hitting The Verge is probably not an accident.

Leaked screenshots on X show Claude with a new in-chat app builder that generates chatbots, photo albums, and landing pages from plain prompts, putting Anthropic in direct competition with Lovable.

Lovable raised $330M at a $6.6B valuation last December and its own head of growth named Anthropic as a bigger threat than rival startups — so this leak confirms fears she already said out loud.

Anthropic launched a legal tool months ago that rattled European legal startups, and analysts warned other verticals were next — vibe-coding appears to be the next domino.

Microsoft is exploring OpenClaw-style agents for 365 Copilot that run autonomously around the clock, monitoring Outlook inboxes, managing calendars, and serving up daily task lists without user prompts.

VP Omar Shahine confirmed the effort to The Information, adding that role-specific agents for sales, marketing, and accounting are being designed with limited permissions to keep them siloed from broader business systems.

OpenClaw has raised serious security concerns since its rise earlier this year, but Microsoft says it can build safer versions — a claim it plans to back up with a demo at Build on June 2nd.

Amazon is acquiring Globalstar's entire low-Earth orbit network for $11.57B, including spectrum and operations, folding it into its Leo constellation while keeping iPhone and Apple Watch satellite services intact.

Apple held 20% of Globalstar and signed a separate agreement with Amazon to continue supporting Emergency SOS and future satellite features across current and upcoming iPhone and Apple Watch models.

Starlink has 650 cellular satellites and 10,000 total in orbit; Globalstar has 25 and Leo has 200 — Amazon is spending big to close that gap before Starlink locks up the direct-to-device market.

A) No, the gap is already too wide - 74% 🏆

B) Yes, one strong WWDC could reset the narrative - 26%