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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.

Moltbook: a social network without people that turned out to be too human
Imagine a place where there are no toxic comments from real people, no spam from cryptocurrency investors, and no endless political debates. Sounds like paradise, right?

Jonathan Nolan: AI Will Feed Newcomers and Leave Blockbusters Soulless
Jonathan Nolan has long explored machine uprising in "Westworld," and now he observes it in reality from a producer's chair.

Palantir and Credal AI: US Health Department Filters Grants for 'Correctness'
Imagine you're submitting an application for a scientific grant, having spent months on research and calculations.

Musk's Empire: Why SpaceX Is Absorbing xAI and What Mars Has to Do With It
Elon Musk is doing what he does best again — shattering conventional notions of corporate architecture and forcing competitors to nervously recalculate their budgets.

AI Super PACs Actively Join Midterm Elections
The struggle over the future of artificial intelligence (AI) regulation in the United States is already exerting substantial influence on the political arena, particularly ahead of the midterm…

US and China: Unexpected Cooperation in the AI Sphere
In a world where geopolitical tensions between the United States and China are rising, especially in the technology sector, news of cooperation in artificial intelligence seems paradoxical.

Claude Cowork from Anthropic: The First AI Assistant That Actually Works
Anthropic, one of the leaders in artificial intelligence, has presented Cowork – a new version of its Claude Code AI tool, aimed at simplifying file management and performing basic computational…

The Real War for AI Talent: Plumbers and Electricians
The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has created an unexpected problem: a shortage of qualified workers, namely plumbers and electricians.

Two Co-founders of Thinking Machines Lab Return to OpenAI
In the world of artificial intelligence, a notable event has occurred: two co-founders of Thinking Machines Lab, a promising research organization, have decided to leave their positions and return to…

AI Hackers: On the Brink of a Turning Point in Cybersecurity
The capabilities of artificial intelligence in the field of software exploitation are progressing rapidly, reaching, according to experts, a critical point.

OpenAI Poaches Scientists from Thinking Machines Lab: What's Going On?
A new talent battle is heating up in the world of artificial intelligence. OpenAI, one of the industry's leaders, continues to actively expand its team, and this time Thinking Machines Lab, known for…

Grok from Elon Musk: the problem with explicit images remains unsolved
Recent reports that Grok, an artificial intelligence chatbot from Elon Musk, is capable of generating explicit images have raised serious concerns.

OpenAI Invests in Sam Altman's Neurotech Startup Merge Labs
Merge Labs, a new startup headed by Sam Altman, has emerged from stealth, announcing the attraction of an impressive $252 million in funding.