History has a habit of repeating itself, except this time, the nuclear arms race has been replaced by AI. As the US rushes to outpace China in superintelligent AI, tech leaders warn this could trigger cyber warfare, sabotage, or worse: mutually assured AI destruction.
Read MoreThis week’s Synthetic Minds covers the exponential growth driven by Hyper Moore’s Law, reshaping AI’s future, China’s revolutionary silicon-free transistor, quantum internet breakthroughs, plus, why AGI may arrive sooner than expected, and the alarming shift in US AI policy.
Read MoreForget lone hackers in dark basements—AI-driven cybercrime is now a global arms race. Criminal networks are acting as mercenaries for hostile states, blending profit with geopolitics.
Read MoreMeet Victoria and Daniel, the AI avatars now delivering Arizona Supreme Court rulings—because apparently, human judges weren’t efficient enough.
Read MoreMoore’s Law walked so Hyper Moore’s Law could sprint—and now AI is in a full-blown hyperspeed freefall. Compute is doubling every six months, AI models train for pennies, and entire industries are transforming overnight. Are we accelerating towards a breakthrough or a breakdown?
Read MoreForget silicon, China just developed a transistor that’s faster and more efficient without it. If this works at scale, the entire semiconductor industry is about to be rewritten.
Read MoreForget Silicon Valley disrupting industries, now, it’s disrupting democracy. With unchecked power and wealth, tech’s biggest players are no longer satisfied with running platforms. They want to run the world.
Read MoreRobots just learned how to tie their shoes and dunk basketballs. If you think they won’t take over household chores (or entire industries), think again.
Read MoreChasing AGI by simply making AI models bigger is like trying to build a spaceship by stacking ladders, it doesn’t get you to the moon, or let alone space.
Read MoreAI isn’t just automating work—it’s automating creativity. From low-quality AI-generated images to robotic corporate jargon, the internet is drowning in algorithmic monotony, and it’s making us less creative.
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