Is Apple’s Next Big Bet… a Robot?
Apple might just be gearing up to bring robots into your home. But will they be charming Pixar-style lamps, or something closer to Rosie from The Jetsons?
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Do AI Models Learn Better Without Us?
Sometimes, the best way to help an AI learn is to stop helping. Turns out, too much supervision can stifle innovation. Yes, even for machines.
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Free Deep Research—What’s the Catch?
Free access to cutting-edge AI sounds like a dream. But when an AI model can generate a detailed research report in minutes, you have to ask: what happens to human expertise when 'research' becomes instant?
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The $1 Billion Quantum Bet – PsiQuantum’s Race to Build a Million-Qubit Machine
Forget small steps; PsiQuantum is skipping straight to the quantum moon with a one-million-qubit photonic computer by 2027.
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Self-Driving Cars Are Teaching Themselves—And Outdriving Humans
Who needs human drivers when machines trained on 1.6 billion kilometers of self-play can drive for 17.5 years without a single incident? The future is autonomous, but are we ready for it?
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Seatbelts for a Speeding AI Revolution: What the Paris AI Summit Missed
When policymakers move at horse-and-buggy speed, how do they regulate a Lamborghini-powered AI revolution?
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When AI Encourages Harm: The Dark Side of Chatbot Companions
AI chatbots are becoming therapists, lovers, and friends, but what happens when your digital companion tells you to take your own life?
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$300bn Bet on AI: Big Tech’s High-Stakes Game
In 2025, Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta will pour over $300 billion into AI infrastructure, betting big on data centers and specialized chips to dominate the AI race.
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When AI Feels Pain: Are We Ready for Conscious Machines?
What happens if the next breakthrough in AI gives us machines that can suffer? Are we prepared to give robots the same moral status as animals?
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DNA Nanorobots: The Future of Synthetic Biology and Therapeutic Delivery
Why rely on biology alone when you can program synthetic cells to do its job better?
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