2026
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Viral Prompts: Why Your AI Will Soon Start Spamming Behind Your Back
While everyone waited for the machine uprising, the threat came from elsewhere. Self-replicating prompts turn neural networks into obedient carriers of digital…

Grok and deepfakes: UK regulator tests the limits of what Elon Musk can get away with
Elon Musk promised uncensored AI, but the UK's ICO says the law outranks free speech. Here's why Grok is now in the regulator's sights.

Betting on Robots: Kailong High Tech Buys Its Way Into Hardware
Kailong High Tech doesn't want to sit out the hype. Buying 70% of Jinwangda is its ticket into the club of robot component makers. Trading resumes on February 4.

AI Agents: Handy Assistant or Open Door for Hackers?

1C and AI: Why Your Cursor Produces Garbage (and How to Fix It)

AI as an Alibi: Why 59% of Companies Lie About Layoffs to Please Shareholders

Intel Core Ultra: Why Your Laptop Will No Longer Roar Like a Vacuum Cleaner

OpenAI Codex: Your IDE Finally Gets a Brain (and Some Patience)
OpenAI has released Codex for macOS. It goes beyond code autocomplete: it is a command center for AI agents that work for hours while you get on with other things.

China's Farm Sector on Steroids: Why Beijing Is Putting AI in Farmers' Seats
The 2026 "No. 1 Central Document" is out. China is officially turning its fields into a testing ground for drones, robots and biological AI.

Health Over Career: Why Chinese Gen Z Now Asks AI, Not the Boss

Moore Threads: Chinese Hardware Finally Learns to Write Code

GE Aerospace's Singapore Gambit: $300 Million to Let AI Inspect Your Engines

Snowflake and OpenAI: a $200 million alliance (and where Anthropic fits in)

The Illusion of Code: Why "Vibe Coding" Won't Replace Architecture
The myth that AI has turned everyone into a programmer falls apart on the first serious project. A Telegram bot case shows why prompts can't replace an…

OpenClaw and YouTube's Great Purge: The End of Cheap AI Slop
While 1.4 million AI agents build their own social network, YouTube declares war on junk content. Why the era of easy AI-driven traffic is over.

AI Agents in 2030: When Your Software Stops Asking Permission
By 2030, AI agents will move from toys to autonomous employees. Why the market expects explosive growth, and what keeps us from delegating our lives to algorithms.

SpaceX Buys xAI: Why Elon Musk Wants a Rocket with Artificial Intelligence

Hardware Rules: How Chinese Chips and Servers Lifted the Stock Market

Shanghai: When Ordinary AI Is No Longer Enough for Global Dominance

Firefox vs. pushy AI: Mozilla gives users an off switch

SpaceX and xAI: Musk Builds a Single Empire to Capture Reality
Elon Musk is merging his core assets into one structure. Rockets and neural networks will now work together to build a "sentient sun" and understand the Universe.

EMNLP 2025: Why Neural Networks Now Grade Their Own Work (and Why That's Hard)
A look at the main NLP conference: how the industry is shifting to LLM-based quality evaluation, and what Yandex's team brought to Miami.

International AI Safety Report: AI Is Learning to Hack — and to Befriend Us

xAI's Appetite: How Elon Musk Burned $9.5 Billion in Nine Months

China's Market Bets on Hardware: Why AI Infrastructure Is Lifting the Indices

China's 2 Trillion Yuan Market: Algorithms Take Over the Shanghai and Beijing Exchanges

WPS 365 Medical SmartReport: AI Now Writes Medical Reports for Humans
China's Kingsoft Office is automating clinical research paperwork. Its ICH-compliant AI assistant, billed as a world first, promises 95% accuracy and an end to…

Beijing's Humanoids Head for Series Production: Why Does a Robotics Center Need 700 Million Yuan?
China is moving from prototypes to the assembly line. Beijing's humanoid robot innovation center has raised a huge round to capture the market. Baidu is on board.

Montage Technology Storms Hong Kong: Chinese Chips Are Worth More Than We Thought
The Shanghai chipmaker is listing in Hong Kong at the top of its price range. Demand for AI hardware is ignoring geopolitics and trade wars.

Claude vs. YandexGPT: One AI Is Good, Two Are 2.5 Times Safer

Grok Imagine 1.0: Elon Musk Teaches AI to Make Movies With Sound

Samsung and glass substrates: Korea's answer to AI chip heat, due by 2027

















