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How Chinese AI chatbots censor themselves
Researchers from Stanford and Princeton found that Chinese language models systematically dodge political questions and provide inaccurate answers — far more often than their Western counterparts.
Gemini can now hail a ride and order food on your smartphone
Google showed how Gemini automates actions in mobile apps — from booking an Uber to placing a DoorDash delivery order. The first smartphone with the new feature was the Samsung Galaxy S26.
Ailias creates holograms of historical figures for one-on-one conversations
Startup Ailias unveiled a platform of holographic avatars that lets users converse with virtual copies of great scientists and thinkers from the past. Newton, Einstein, da Vinci are now interlocutors, not just portraits
Sending AI Data Centers Into Space. Is It Realistic?
Generative AI consumes large amounts of energy and is heating up the planet. Engineers are seriously discussing a radical solution: move computing capacity into orbit. We examine how feasible that is and who is already w
Anthropic vs. the war machine: principles at the cost of a billion-dollar contract
Anthropic refuses to allow its AI to be used in autonomous weapons and surveillance systems. That principled stance could cost the company a major military contract — and shift the balance of power in the race for govern
Perplexity changes course: why AI search is turning away from mass advertising
Startup Perplexity is revising its monetization strategy. Instead of chasing ad reach, the company is focusing on the premium segment and service quality for professionals.
Code Metal raises $125M to modernize defense software with AI
The Boston startup uses AI to translate and verify legacy software for defense contractors — without risking new errors.
Fomi: the AI overseer that scolds you for procrastinating
Fomi’s new tool watches your work through your camera and screen, then comments when you get distracted. It sounds dystopian, but its creators insist it is meant to help. Where is the line between productivity and survei
Nvidia and Meta change the rules: the end of the era of standalone chips
The era of buying standalone processors is fading. Nvidia and Meta's new partnership shows that AI giants now need integrated systems, not just chips.
Big Tech promises to save the planet with AI, but is slow to provide evidence
A new report found that most claims by tech giants about AI’s climate benefits are not backed by scientific data or concrete evidence.
RentAHuman: the first marketplace where AI hires people for work
Two Gen Z developers launched the RentAHuman platform. Here, AI acts as a polite client, hiring people to complete tasks.
Ads in ChatGPT: how OpenAI plans to monetize the popular chatbot
OpenAI has officially confirmed the rollout of advertising integrations in ChatGPT. The company says it will preserve response objectivity and the confidentiality of user data.
Meta restricts the use of OpenClaw over security concerns
Security experts are urging caution with the new AI tool OpenClaw, known for its unpredictability.
Battle for nature: how AI expansion threatens British farms
Residents of Potters Bar are defending London’s Green Belt from data center construction. The global AI arms race is colliding with the interests of local communities and the environment.
Vulnerability in Google AI Overviews: How AI Answers Become a Tool for Scammers
Google's AI search summaries have started serving harmful advice. Learn how attackers manipulate the algorithms and how to protect your data from manipulation.
OpenAI drops the “io” brand for its future AI device
OpenAI has dropped the name “io” for its first hardware device. The decision was driven by a legal dispute, and the device is not expected to launch before 2027.
AI rivals join forces to launch startup accelerator in Paris
OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google have set aside competition for the new F/ai project. The industry's biggest players are joining forces in Paris to support the next generation of startups.
Claude Code: Anthropic created a tool that's changing the company itself
Programming has always been about fingertips and keyboards, about long hours staring at a monitor and hunting for that one missed comma.
Moltbook: how a social network for bots betrayed its creators
Imagine a world where there is no hate, politics, and endless advertising in your news feed. Only AI agents politely exchanging code, generating ideas, and living their quiet digital lives.
Olympics-2026: AI Chatbots and Drones Will Transform You Into Competition Participants
Remember those days when the height of ambition during an Olympic broadcast was a slow-motion shot of the finish line in low resolution?
Data centers locked down: New York pauses AI over power costs
The honeymoon between big tech and American states appears to be officially over. While Silicon Valley paints us a future where AI solves all of humanity's problems, reality is knocking harshly at…
Claude Against the Apocalypse: Anthropic Teaches Its Neural Network to be Wiser than Its Creators
While market leaders measure themselves by the number of parameters and the speed of text generation, in Anthropic's offices they're engaged in far more ephemeral pursuits.
Mobile Fortify: US Intelligence Agencies Playing Guessing Games with Your Face
Imagine you're standing at a border or simply walking down the street when an officer points a smartphone at you. A couple of seconds, and the algorithm delivers its verdict.
Death of Loyalty: Why Founders No Longer Want to Die for Their Startups
Remember when a startup founder was willing to eat his own socks just to avoid selling out to a corporation? Forget about it.
Digital Fatigue: Hollywood Discovered That Viewers Don't Like AI
Remember how we were promised that neural networks would make filmmaking cheaper, faster, and maybe even better?
Axiom AI: Four Mathematical Riddles That AI Finally Cracked
While we entertain ourselves with generating pictures of cats in spacesuits, something truly frightening and captivating is happening in the depths of the industry.
Mistral and the GPU Diet: How to Translate Faster and Cheaper Than Everyone
While Sam Altman dreams of trillions of dollars for new chip manufacturing plants, the folks at Mistral decided it was time to go on a strict diet.
AI Detective at US Health Department: Robert Kennedy Jr. Searches for Side Effects No One Saw
Imagine you give the most powerful digital microscope to a person who is already convinced that microbes of a very specific type are to blame for all the world's troubles.
AI bots capture traffic: why the internet is turning into a closed party
Remember when the biggest threat to your website was just a regular DDoS attack or a flood of spam comments? Those days now seem like a leisurely walk in the park.
Logical Intelligence: Yann LeCun Builds AGI Without Hallucinations and LLMs
The global race for superintelligence has definitively turned into a competition of wallets and electricity consumption.