Five live signals across AI deals, prediction markets, creator income, and Patriots roster fights.
Reuters reports that Anthropic is in talks to buy AI video startup Decart. A source put the possible price near $6 billion, but neither company has announced a deal.
Anthropic could gain faster video tools while removing a costly outside supplier or future rival.
CoinDesk says Sequoia and Wellington are discussing a new Kalshi round. The reported value would nearly double its May mark, but no final terms are public.
More cash could fund a much bigger customer push as prediction markets fight sportsbooks and state regulators.
MassLive says Boutte still looks squeezed after the Patriots preseason opener. New England has not set its final receiver group, and a trade remains only talk.
A move could clear the crowded room while giving New England value instead of losing a useful receiver later.
Boston.com says the rookie made a strong case in the preseason opener. The third running back job is still open, and New England has not made final cuts.
Miller earning the spot could give the offense a cheap young runner and shape which veteran survives final cuts.
A CreatorIQ survey says creators rank TikTok first for brand posts but see more earning power on Instagram. The answers are self-reported and do not prove what every creator earns.
Creators may need TikTok for steady deal flow and Instagram for larger contracts instead of choosing one home.