If your data is floating in the cloud, why not take it all the way to the Moon? Lonestar Data Holdings thinks that lunar data centers are the answer to cybersecurity, natural disasters, and geopolitics.
Read MoreInnovation without permission sounds exhilarating, until something irreversible happens. As AI accelerates, some advocate for a “move fast, fix later” approach. But when the stakes involve global security, misinformation, or even human agency, this progress is reckless.
Read MoreIf AI is the new oil, Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan is buying every drill and refinery in sight. With $1.5 trillion at his disposal, he’s making sure Abu Dhabi isn’t just part of the AI race, it’s controlling the track.
Read MoreAI just went from solving chess games to tackling math problems that take millions of steps. But the real breakthrough? Spotting the unpredictable. If this tech can crack century-old math puzzles, can it also predict the next financial crash or extreme weather event?
Read MoreAI just got an update… but is GPT-4.5 more evolution than revolution? OpenAI’s latest model is bigger, costlier, and ‘a little bit better,’ but not where it really matters.
Read MoreForget slow-loading AI responses. Text diffusion models just rewrote the rulebook. Mercury Coder, a new diffusion-based AI, generates text 19x faster than GPT-4o Mini. But can speed alone redefine AI, or are we just trading accuracy for acceleration?
Read MoreChina’s AI ambitions just took a giant leap forward. DeepSeek is spreading faster than ChatGPT in a Silicon Valley boardroom, but is this AI revolution real, or just a state-backed PR push?
Read MoreThis week’s Synthetic Minds covers the battle between innovation, imitation, and regulation. Meta rewards virality over facts, AI feasts on its own content, and scaling alone won’t crack AGI. Plus, shape-shifting robots, and AI-powered surveillance.
Read MoreTurns out, AI isn’t just making deepfakes and writing poetry. It’s also debugging surveillance tools that governments conveniently pretend don’t exist.
Read MoreThe knowledge economy is dead. Welcome to the innovation economy, where soft skills become the new hard skills.
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