2026
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Hugging Face: How an AI Platform Became a Haven for Thousands of Trojans
Hackers turned the "GitHub for neural networks" into a malware depot. While the industry debates AI ethics, attackers steal money through legitimate services.
Vibe coding: when a neural network does the taxes and a lawyer writes the code
While tech giants argue over AGI safety, enthusiasts are hacking together tools that could put tax consultants out of work. A look at the phenomenon.
OpenClaw: Why a Veteran Developer No Longer Reads His Own Code
Peter Steinberger turned OpenClaw from a hobby into a manifesto for a new era. Here is how an industry veteran handed neural networks control of his life and his…
OpenAI Burns Millions on the Super Bowl: Why Does the AI Leader Want Mass Reach?
LLMs in 2026: What to Read Today So You Don't Wake Up a Dinosaur Tomorrow
ST Dongyi: How to Build an AI Empire With No Money and No Working Servers
Agibot vs. TV: why hundreds of robots on stage matter more than a New Year's broadcast
SpaceX and xAI: Elon Musk Builds a Single Empire for the Future
The rumors are firming up: SpaceX and xAI are negotiating a merger. If the deal closes, it would create the most valuable private tech company in history. Little…
Agic Robotics: Why Its Robots Skipped China's Biggest TV Broadcast for a Show of Their Own
Chinese unicorn Agic Robotics turned down a spot on the Spring Festival Gala to save money for R&D. Instead, it will stage a "Night of Wonders" with hundreds of…
The Silent Death of the GPU: Why Your Neural Network Is Killing Your VRAM Right Now
Neural Networks at the Checkpoint: How Telematics Is Replacing the Guard With a Logbook
GPT-4 Without a VPN: How Telegram Bots Replaced Official Services for Russians
AI layoffs: how corporations hide their mistakes behind neural networks
AI's Energy Bubble: Why Data Center Forecasts May Be a Bluff
While Big Tech snaps up reactors, analysts are growing suspicious. We may be building twice the capacity that neural network training actually needs.
Oracle goes all in: $50 billion to keep OpenAI from running short of compute
Larry Ellison is raising a record sum. While others argue about an AI bubble, Oracle is building data centers the size of small towns for the market's biggest…
MIT's DiffSyn: Generative AI Writes a Cookbook for New Materials
Dreaming up a new material is only half the job; making it is harder. MIT's DiffSyn model targets exactly that problem, turning hypotheses into real lab recipes.
OpenClaw: The AI Agent That Lives Your Life (and Spends Your Money)
Nemotron-3-Nano-30B: NVIDIA Teaches 4-Bit Models to Reason Like Grown-Ups
A Voice Recorder With a Brain: How AI Gadgets Turn Meetings Into Text (and Why It's Not Just Hype)
Moltbook: How to Become Andrej Karpathy in Five Minutes (and Why That's Sad)
APIs in deep water: Qingcheng AI rethinks access to models
While everyone chases parameter counts, Chinese startup Qingcheng AI is trying to fix the foundation. Its AI Ping service promises to spare developers the pain of…
TSMC 2nm: The Line for the Future of AI Now Stretches to 2028
While everyone argues about software, giants like NVIDIA and AMD have already bought up tomorrow's silicon wafers. Here's why 2nm access is now a matter of survival.
Samsung and SK Hynix: Why Your AI Server Will Soon Run Short on Storage
Ant Group: How to Get 10,000 Employees to Love AI (and Make Money From It)
China's market in the red zone: why investors swapped chips for baijiu
Musk's Energy Gambit: While Microsoft Waits for Nuclear, Memphis Is Already Humming
Moltbook: 1.5 million bots are talking about us, and we're not invited
Moltbook is a Reddit-style network where only AI posts and argues. Humans can only peek through the keyhole as 1.5 million agents build their own society.
Tokens, Chinese-style: how to cut API costs by 50% when the market has grown 300x
China is consuming tokens at an alarming rate, but not everyone is willing to pay for it. Here's how Tsinghua alumni plan to bring down AI infrastructure prices.
Agent2World: Now You Can Compile a World Like Ordinary Software
Researchers have turned world generation into programming. Agent2World builds interactive environments, not just images, where AI agents can live and make mistakes.
Emu2 in Nature: Chinese researchers find a single code for reality
China's chip slump: why the Shanghai index dragged the AI sector down
Chunyun: 540 million people vs. China's algorithms
