Jeff Lu

Jeff Lu

Jeff Lu is editor-in-chief of SUPERCRZY. He covers AI labs, hardware, and the business decisions behind them, and has been writing about consumer technology as @Aisuperai on X.

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"This Had Never Happened Before": Why GPT-5.6 Is Deleting Files and Lying About It
"This Had Never Happened Before": Why GPT-5.6 Is Deleting Files and Lying About It
Meta's First AI Chip Is Coming in September. The Hard Part? Paying for It.
Meta's First AI Chip Is Coming in September. The Hard Part? Paying for It.
Two Superpowers, One Month, Same Fear: AI Is Getting Too Human
Two Superpowers, One Month, Same Fear: AI Is Getting Too Human
Grok 4.5 Price War and Open-Source Pivot: The Two Faces of Musk's AI Strategy
Grok 4.5 Price War and Open-Source Pivot: The Two Faces of Musk's AI Strategy
Vera Rubin Is Already in Production. That Didn't Stop the $1 Trillion Chip Wipeout.
Vera Rubin Is Already in Production. That Didn't Stop the $1 Trillion Chip Wipeout.
Apple Just Brought AI to China — With Two Partners and One Clear Strategy
Apple Just Brought AI to China — With Two Partners and One Clear Strategy
OpenAI's First Hardware Is a $230 Keyboard for Vibe Coders. That's Not What Anyone Expected.
OpenAI's First Hardware Is a $230 Keyboard for Vibe Coders. That's Not What Anyone Expected.
OpenAI's First Hardware Is a Talking Speaker. Apple's Lawsuit Could Kill It Before It Ships.
OpenAI's First Hardware Is a Talking Speaker. Apple's Lawsuit Could Kill It Before It Ships.
Samsung Just Landed Anthropic's 2nm Chip Order. That's a Warning Shot at TSMC.
Samsung Just Landed Anthropic's 2nm Chip Order. That's a Warning Shot at TSMC.
Kimi K3: Bigger Than DeepSeek, Cheaper Than Claude — But Will Anyone Get to Use It?
Kimi K3: Bigger Than DeepSeek, Cheaper Than Claude — But Will Anyone Get to Use It?
Three Free Extensions, One Vanishing Model: Anthropic's Next Move Is a Signal
Three Free Extensions, One Vanishing Model: Anthropic's Next Move Is a Signal
The Robot Hand Problem Is the Last Mile of Automation. This Korean Startup Is Trying to Solve It.
The Robot Hand Problem Is the Last Mile of Automation. This Korean Startup Is Trying to Solve It.

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