AI is now a geopolitical battleground, and America just took a sharp right turn. Under Trump, the US is scrubbing “AI fairness” and “safety” from policy, replacing them with a focus on economic dominance and eliminating ideological bias.
Read MoreForget supercomputers. China just built a quantum processor that makes them look like abacuses. The Zuchongzhi 3.0 chip completed a task 1 million times faster than Google’s last-gen quantum chip and is 1 quadrillion times faster than the world’s top supercomputers.
Read MoreThis week’s Synthetic Minds covers why human self-awareness is key in the AI age. Plus, biohybrid AI, banks diving into stablecoins, Beijing teaches AI to first-graders, Singapore’s elderly AI revolution, and how AI hype alone might crash the economy.
Read MoreAI writing poetry was cute. AI mimicking human thought was impressive. But AI growing real brain cells to process data? That’s where things get weird.
Read MoreIf AI can write poetry and generate memes, why not redesign the laws of physics while it’s at it? Lila Sciences claims it’s building scientific superintelligence, an AI-driven lab that could revolutionize discovery.
Read MoreIf AI chatbots giving bad advice was concerning, wait until they start physically acting on it. Google DeepMind’s Gemini Robotics takes AI beyond the chat window, bringing language models into real-world automation.
Read MoreFacing exponential change without self-awareness is like navigating a storm blindfolded. Spiral Dynamics reveals the hidden staircase humanity must climb, moving beyond survival instincts to integrative systems thinking. Are you ready to shift your perspective and become an architect of tomorrow?
Read MoreIf you thought nuclear deterrence was terrifying, welcome to its AI-powered sequel. The global AI race is heating up, and nations are already considering cyberattacks to prevent rivals from gaining the upper hand. Have we learned nothing from history?
Read MoreWe regulate technology like it’s a museum exhibit: slow, rigid, and always one step behind. AI, Web3, and quantum computing don’t wait for policymakers to catch up. The question is: do we build laws that evolve, or keep playing catch-up until it’s too late?
Read MoreForget silicon, your next AI might be made of neurons. Cortical Labs is selling a $35,000 bio-computer powered by lab-grown human brain cells. The question isn’t whether it works, but whether we’re ready for what comes next.
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