We’re getting way too used to the idea that artificial intelligence is only for rich kids, bold investors, and startups mushrooming in the undergrowth of creative finance. But once in a while, a project stands out by refusing to compromise. That’s the case with #Krea: two founders who turned down scholarships from the King of Spain to build a creative AI platform from scratch—no shortcuts, no labels. Today, they’re holding $83 million and building a system that integrates audio and enterprise services into one creative powerhouse. Not a toy for techies, but a bold idea now valued at half a billion dollars. Info
Everyone’s talking about AI regulation, but in the US, major publishers are actually doing something about it. Hundreds of news outlets have launched a nationwide campaign to stop what they call “AI theft.” This isn’t just theory—it’s action: they’re demanding legislation to protect original content from being fed to large language models without permission. And it’s not just about money. It’s a cultural battle. Whoever controls the news today, shapes how reality will be told tomorrow. Info
The big tech narrative is getting predictable: every time someone raises a concern, the answer is always the same—“It’s not true.” #Meta’s GenAI chief Ahmad Al-Dahle responded to claims that #LLaMA4 was trained on test sets to boost benchmark scores with no transparency and no evidence—just a tweet saying: “That’s simply false.” But if we just take their word for it every time, what’s the point of talking about ethics? Info
In the hyper-connected, over-cooled world of innovation, the hottest news comes from a device inspired by a cold-blooded creature. At the #UniversityOfMissouri, researchers developed a starfish-shaped wearable that detects heart issues with 90% accuracy—thanks to AI-powered sensors. It’s not a miracle cure, but it brings us closer—tech that serves real life, real bodies, real hearts. The most human side of digital. Info
