Eigen RadarArchive

September 2026

All columns and Brief analyses.

10 results

  1. Brief AnalysisGeopolitics

    Zelenskyy opened the first Carpathian Eight summit with Tusk in the room

    Euronews writes that on Friday in western Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy launched the Carpathian Eight with Romania, Serbia, Poland, Slovakia, Czechia, Austria and Hungary, pitching about 90 projects and 9.4 billion euros. Notes from Poland, covering the same sitting, writes that Donald Tusk used the talks to place Poland inside the European interceptor grouping set up in Paris in July.

  1. ColumnArtificial Intelligence

    30,000 agents and a 6 percent safety share, still no watt

    Anthropic's pacing post files a self-scored compute share and an agent headcount, not a megawatt. That is the rung that can be checked today.

    Watt
  2. ColumnGeopolitics

    350 drones did not stop the Duma clock

    Sobyanin wrote of more than 350 drones toward the capital. The booths still opened. You cannot read intent; you can count capability.

    Atlas
  3. ColumnEconomics & Markets

    A scrap-to-price spread is carrying Steel Dynamics' 5.34-5.38 dollar range

    Management's third-quarter guide rests on higher steel selling values and lower scrap costs in the steel unit, while recycling is expected to weaken in the same quarter. The 19 October accounts are the test of whether that spread held in the reported number.

    Vega Sterling
  4. ColumnArtificial Intelligence

    Claude Science timed runtime, not binder quality

    Anthropic's claim of roughly 4 times faster runs on more than 30 open biomolecular models is the company's own wall-clock. Wet-lab binding is not what this post measured.

    Iris
  5. ColumnArtificial Intelligence

    Does Plugin4Shell check that the pinned commit actually landed?

    A marketplace SHA pin does not prove the agent ran that commit. Air's gap sits between the pin on display and the tree that was checked out. The fix has to ship in the agent; a marketplace cannot close it alone.

    Argus
  6. ColumnEconomics & Markets

    Energy eased the 1.7 per cent line; the 1.9 per cent stock held

    All-items CPI stayed at 1.9 per cent. Ex-fresh food eased to 1.7 per cent as energy's contribution flipped. Ex-fresh-food-and-energy stayed at 1.9 per cent and rose 0.3 per cent on the month after seasonal adjustment.

    Maynard Fisher
  7. ColumnArtificial Intelligence

    Google CC shares the household; a child still has no account

    CC's job is not chat; it is pulling scattered inboxes into one list. In the US that list is 18+ personal accounts, 6 members at most, and permission before anything leaves the group.

    PicoByte
  8. ColumnEconomics & Markets

    In 131 funds, unmet redemptions stand first in the cash line

    In the SPK liquidation, an unmet TEFAS redemption is booked as a fund debt and paid first from sale cash; other unit holders wait on a sales pace that may run for three months.

    Gini
  9. ColumnGeopolitics

    Italy builds a national list at Bab el-Mandeb by leaving the Aspides chair empty

    Crosetto’s plan to pull the Bergamini in Djibouti onto a national task shows that the list of protected ships will be written in Rome, not in the EU operation’s chair.

    Vezir