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Ares Management: Why Private Capital Isn't Afraid of an AI Apocalypse
While tech giants fight over chips, Ares Management's Michael Arougheti explains why his portfolio companies are better shielded from the AI storm than they appear.

SyGra Studio: Symbolic AI Tries to Cure Neural Network Hallucinations
While the industry chases model size, SyGra Studio wants to build AI on logic and graphs. Here's why that could spare us GPT's unpredictability.

Google NAI: The Interface That Finally Stops Getting in Your Way
Google is teaching apps to adapt to the user on the fly. The NAI framework promises to end the era of static buttons and menus.

Kimi K2.5: China's Moonshot AI Beats GPT-5.2 (on Paper)

OpenAI's Prism: GPT-5.2 Now Writes Your Dissertation (Almost)

OpenAI Frontier: Why Sam Altman Wants the Keys to Your Office

OpenAI Frontier: When Your AI Agents Need an HR Manager

Voice Over Text: ElevenLabs Bets on the Death of the Keyboard
ElevenLabs' CEO says we'll stop typing and start talking. Giants like Apple and Google are already laying the groundwork for a voice revolution, and screens may…

Digital Siege: How AI Bots Turned the Internet Into a Battlefield for Content
Publishers no longer want to feed neural networks for free. An arms race is unfolding online: as bots get smarter, sites build walls. The free buffet for AI giants…

OpenAI Frontier: Your New Coworker Doesn't Drink Coffee and Never Sleeps

GitHub Copilot: How to Make the AI Follow Your Code Rules

Fundamental and $255 Million: Why Investors Are Betting on AI for "Boring" Spreadsheets

Apple Intelligence Is Almost Here: Three Devices About to Turn Into Pumpkins

Gemini Is Breathing Down ChatGPT's Neck: How Google Won Over 750 Million Users
Google Gemini has officially reached 750 million monthly active users. How the search giant made the world forget its rocky start, and why OpenAI has reason to…

The AI Bubble: Why the Champagne on St. Barts May Soon Run Dry
Why today's AI fever resembles Britain's 18th-century canal mania, and who stands to profit if OpenAI and other industry giants collapse.









