Truth Archives
What DeepSeek’s $5.6 million estimate says about China’s AI race
DeepSeek estimated the cost of one V3 training run. Separate model tests, chip production estimates and trade records show what that number can tell us about China’s AI race.
Meta wants outside money for AI. Zuckerberg keeps the votes.
Meta plans a non-voting share structure that could raise money while preserving Zuckerberg’s control. Its model releases, funding terms and court records show how that structure would work.
What Microsoft kept when OpenAI gained more cloud options
OpenAI gained more cloud options while Microsoft kept a preferred launch route, a licence and a financial interest. The companies left key contract terms undisclosed.
Google can build the chips, train the models and reach the users
Google’s chips, cloud and products give it several routes to earn from AI. A search judgment and the cost of expanding capacity test those advantages.
Musk’s AI empire went public. Who can challenge it?
The SpaceX listing brought xAI and X into a public company under Musk’s voting control. Financing, regulation and court records show where that control meets outside scrutiny.
Anthropic’s safety promises meet the terms of its IPO
Anthropic’s prospectus sets out its computing commitments and proposed voting terms. Its charter, court cases and evaluator reports show where its safety promises can be tested.
Who can stop OpenAI from releasing a model?
A signed California agreement gives a Foundation committee power to stop a release. The available records leave open whether the committee has used that power.
Nvidia’s Ohio guarantee has an initial $105 billion cap
Nvidia disclosed an initial $105 billion cap on its Ohio data-centre guarantee. The public filings show when it could pay and why the final amount is open.
Electromagnetic Warfare: What Is Documented, What Is Myth, and What You Can Check Yourself
Electromagnetic warfare explained: GPS jamming, Ukraine, EMP risks, HAARP and the disputed Havana syndrome evidence.
Who Watches the Sky? What Radar and Drone Reports Can Actually Tell Us
How radar settings, drone reports and counter-drone rules shape what authorities can see and do — and what remains uncertain.
Aum Shinrikyo: The Warnings Before Tokyo
Aum Shinrikyo’s escalation before the 1995 Tokyo subway attack, the warnings authorities faced, what Japanese courts found and Aleph’s status in 2026.
The Dalles, 1984: How the Salad-Bar Outbreak Was Solved
How did investigators trace the 1984 Rajneeshee salmonella attack? The Dalles outbreak data, later criminal evidence, guilty pleas and remaining limits.