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Monday, 26 October 2026 Reading Room

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Dave Lee: Anthropic Brings ‘Anti-Sell’ Strategy to Its IPO

Dave Lee, Bloomberg Opinion US Technology Columnist, joins Bloomberg Businessweek Daily to discuss his piece about Anthropic's IPO announcement. Lee writes about the firm's S-1 containing warnings about the company and prospects for humanity as AI technology continues to advance. Lee adds that the filing is described as “a pitch deliberately designed to be unappealing to those who are a poor fit…

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China’s First AI-Generated Feature Film Struggles at Box Office

China’s first fully AI-generated feature film has struggled to attract paying audiences, despite a production process that involved more than a million images and over two years of work. Its weak opening raises questions about whether advances in artificial intelligence can translate into commercially successful cinema.

·colombiaone.com

Scraping Cloudflare-Protected SPAs for Agentic Workflows: PyPI crawlengine-mcp Guide

Autonomous coding agents (in Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, or custom agent loops) increasingly rely on real-time web scraping to ingest API documentation, dynamic issue trackers, research papers…

  • Guide explains scraping Cloudflare-protected SPAs using crawlengine-mcp
  • Covers installation, configuration for Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf agents
  • Uses headless Chromium to bypass Cloudflare anti-bot measures and token budget issues

·dev.to

Memory titans test AI demand while bubble fears transfix markets

How these firms handle back-to-back earnings disclosures and investors’ questions will shed light on the broader industry’s outlook

  • Four major memory chip manufacturers to release earnings amid AI demand concerns.
  • SK Hynix, Samsung Electronics, Kioxia Holdings, and CXMT hold over US$2 trillion market value.
  • Investors cautious due to rising borrowing costs and speculation on AI investments.

·businesstimes.com.sg

Is the AI crash over?

TME asks the question. DB nailed the tech unwind. Now what? Credit where it’s due. On October 9, Deutsche Bank’s Binky Chadha and team tactically downgraded tech from overweight to neutral, warning of…

·macrobusiness.com.au

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