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Hon Hai and Nvidia: The Numbers Show the AI Fever Is Only Getting Started
While analysts look for signs of a cooling market, Hon Hai (Foxconn) closed January with revenue up 35%. Nvidia servers seem to be selling faster than they can be…
Nvidia and OpenAI: Why the $100 Billion Deal Went Off the Rails
Rumors that the biggest deal between the chipmaker and ChatGPT's creator is collapsing raise questions about the durability of the entire AI economy.
Voxtral Transcribe 2: Mistral Reminds Us Why Europe Still Needs Its Own Neural Nets
Mistral has released Voxtral Transcribe 2, a family of speech recognition models. Diarization and real-time ASR now work at production scale without extra cost.
The AI Boom vs. the Toilet: Why No One Is Left to Fix Your Faucet
OpenAI: How to Teach AI Agents Not to Leak Your Data on the First Link
ServiceNow and Claude: Why One GPT Isn't Enough for Big Business
Social Media Without People: Mark Zuckerberg Bets Everything on AI Content
WhatsApp in Italy: AI Will Now Pay for Every Word
The messenger is introducing fees for messages sent by neural networks. Italy is the first testing ground for the new monetization model. Here is what it means for…
The End of the Office Drone: AI Is Burning the Career Ladder
The old rules of getting promoted no longer work. As AI replaces juniors, you need to learn to run processes, not just carry out tasks. Here is how to survive.
China's AI Goes Rural: Why Money Can't Buy Love
Milan Olympics Get a Chinese Brain: Alibaba's Tongyi Qianwen
OpenClaw: A Personal Jarvis Built on 1% of the Code Is Taking Over GitHub
Visual Reasoning: Why AI Now Decides for Itself How to Think
A Lab Without Humans: China Unveils an AI System That Develops Materials Autonomously
The Chinese Academy of Sciences has built a multi-agent AI system that plans its own experiments and controls lab robots. Autopilot science is now a working…
Palantir and Lord Mandelson: Why British Elites Fear the "Digital Sword"
As Palantir wins UK government contracts, Lord Mandelson's lobbying ties raise growing questions. Where does business end and a security threat begin?