Friday links: intellectual dishonesty

RatesTreasury rates are at their highs for the year. (cnbc.com)Are UK rates really that far out of line? (ft.com)AIHow much of what you read online is AI-generated? (axios.com)AI-generated content is showing up in consultant reports. (sherwood.news)Want to distinguish yourself from AI? Think brevity. (youngmoney.co)AppleOpenAI probably shouldn't pick a fight with Apple ($AAPL). (spyglass.org)Mythos is reportedly poking holes in MacOS security. (wsj.com)Five stories from "Apple: The First 50 Years" by David Pogue. (nextbigideaclub.com)XInvestors in Elon's deal for Twitter who stuck it out will eventually win with SpaceX shares. (msn.com)Research shows how X can make users more right wing. (theconversation.com)How Elon anoints his proxies on X. (wapo.st)LegalOn the prospects for additional insider trading prosecutions. (nypost.com)Maybe changing corporate reporting frequency won't matter all that much. (ft.com)Another billionaire accused of fraud is going to get off scot-free. (nytimes