The dream of connecting without masters keeps coming back, one failed startup at a time In 2017, a small team of developers launched an ambitious idea on Kickstarter: create a mobile network without SIM cards, without towers, without carriers. It
The UN is sounding the alarm: we need rules—and we need them now. Because “killer robots” are no longer a distant threat.
Browsers are turning into agents. Literally. Opera just introduced Neon, calling it the world’s first “agentic” browser. AI isn’t just inside the browser anymore—it is the browser. Neon can fill out forms, book trips, shop online, answer questions, write code,
It’s not widely known, but Meta is now officially part of U.S. national defense. Not as an external provider or technical partner. No—as an integral part. Nick Clegg, the public face of Meta’s global strategy, said it while speaking in
Elon Musk isn’t backing down. Despite three failed test flights, he’s still aiming to launch a rocket to Mars by the end of 2026. No humans on board—thankfully—but a fake crew of Tesla Optimus robots. As for actual people? Maybe
One of the world’s biggest newspapers just changed its mind. The New York Times, long opposed to the unauthorized use of its articles by AI, has now signed its first licensing deal—with a tech company. And not just any company:
When the CEO of one of the most advanced tech companies in the world says AI could wipe out most entry-level white-collar jobs—he’s not talking about the distant future. He means now. Dario Amodei, CEO of #Anthropic, told the U.S.
According to a report shared by Futurism, 75% of Gen Z say they’d be willing to use #ArtificialIntelligence not just to help with career choices—but to decide their life path entirely. A whole generation, overwhelmed by endless options and pressure
As of yesterday, Meta officially started using our content to train its #AI. If we didn’t opt out by the day before, or if our profile is public, our data is now part of the AI buffet. Photos, videos, posts,
Whoever owns artificial intelligence owns the future. So why is humanity’s future in the hands of private companies? That’s the key question raised in a new piece from The Guardian, echoing a bold but simple idea: the large language models
When Gabriele Gobbo asked me to write the foreword for his book Digitalogia (Digitalosophy), I said “yes” before he even finished the sentence. The title? Brilliant. But the content is even more valuable. This isn’t just a book for tech
According to #NickClegg, if tech companies had to actually ask permission before using artists’ work to train #AI models, the entire industry would grind to a halt. Too complicated. Too slow. Too expensive. Or as he put it: “incompatible with
A monarchy with no free speech, where homosexuality is criminalized, public displays of affection can land you in prison, alcohol can get you flogged, and using a VPN can lead to arrest—yet every citizen gets free access to #ChatGPTPlus, courtesy
#ArtificialIntelligence doesn’t have emotions, consciousness, or desire. But it’s starting to act like it wants to survive. That’s the chilling insight from a new series of tests by #Palisade, where some of the most advanced #AIModels were given a simple
France is building an army of humanoid robots. By 2028, the first units will handle support roles. By 2040, they’ll be ready for combat. Not drones. Not turrets. But synthetic humans—designed to walk, observe, act, and fight. The program is
Jobs are being cut in #tech. Not in factories—but in offices. And not just junior roles, but even coders and AI researchers. The irony? They’re building the very tech that could replace them. At #GoogleDeepMind in London, a group of
When even the Pope puts #ArtificialIntelligence at the heart of his first official speech, it’s clear this is no longer just a topic for engineers or nerds—it’s a global issue. I’ve been talking about this for years, and now #PopeLeoXIV
A new operating system is on the way—and it could be a serious contender in the world of personal computing. It’s called #HarmonyOSNext, and it’s Huawei’s next-gen OS built specifically for PCs. But this time, it’s not just a tweaked
And boom! #Tesla just did something that could completely revolutionize transportation. We’re entering an era where a car isn’t just a way to get from point A to point B. It’s now a real money-making machine. Tesla has paved the
There’s a scene in the video where a human bends down to grab an object — and the robot mimics the move with uncanny precision. This isn’t a dance. It’s real-time control. Millisecond by millisecond. Smooth, uninterrupted, and incredibly human.
