AI Business

By 2036, AI and robotics could create abundance that empties traditional money of meaning, shifting value to time, attention, reputation and energy. Deep impacts on digital, AI and public policy are already emerging.

Elon Musk predicts AI will surpass collective human intelligence within five years. Amid skepticism over his past missed promises and real progress, the digital world wonders: not when, but how we will manage machines smarter than ourselves.

Moonshot launches Kimi K3, an AI model with 2.8 trillion parameters and a 1-million-token context window. In frontend coding it outperforms Western rivals. Model weights will be public from July 27, 2026.

Grok 4.5 is not just another AI model. It is the first clear signal that the real competition is no longer between chatbots, but between whoever controls the entire ecosystem in which artificial intelligence actually works.

China is considering blocking foreign access to its most advanced AI models. For Europe, which lacks a competitive sovereign model, this could mark a point of no return in the artificial intelligence era.

Anthropic relaunched Fable 5 after a deal with the US government: early model access, shared testing and security classifiers. A turning point redefining who truly controls artificial intelligence.

James Heckman warns: AI can reduce or widen social gaps. Like electricity a century ago, it is rewriting the rules of wealth. The real question is not whether it will make us all richer, but who will truly benefit.

OpenAI unveils GPT-5.6 with three models named Sol, Terra and Luna. The most powerful, Sol, dominates agentic benchmarks, but access is restricted to twenty US government-approved partners. AI has officially become strategic infrastructure.

The US government may control access to ChatGPT 5.6, approving clients one by one. A shift that transforms artificial intelligence from a tech product into a global geopolitical lever.

Anthropic accuses operators linked to Alibaba of creating thousands of fake accounts to study Claude through 29 million interactions. But who really gets to decide who has the right to learn from artificial intelligence?

Two days after chip market panic and AI bubble warnings, Micron posts $41 billion in revenue and a 346% year-on-year surge. The stock jumps 15%, pulling Wall Street and the Korean exchange higher. The noise was never the data.

The next AI phase will hinge on systems that orchestrate multiple models in real time, optimizing quality and cost. Certified benchmarks and official frameworks signal deep impacts across cloud, work, and regulation, from Japan to Europe.

In a world accelerated by artificial intelligence, it will no longer matter how much you know, but how quickly you can update yourself. A skill that university curricula ignore, but the market already rewards.

Anthropic reveals that 80% of its systems' code is written by Claude. An epochal phase shift: technology begins accelerating its own evolution, raising unprecedented questions about humanity's future and who truly steers progress.

The Trump administration has signed an executive order treating advanced artificial intelligence models as military technologies. While the general public uses AI to write emails, governments are already classifying it as a geopolitical threat.

Official evidence shows AI will transform office work most. It’s not immediate replacement: it’s a slow phase before acceleration, as companies redesign processes to capture end-to-end productivity gains

Technology has constantly reshaped the labor market, displacing some occupations while creating new ones, and altering employment structures and skill requirements.

Meta is fast‑tracking its AI‑centric reshuffle, mandating over 7,000 staff to join new cloud‑AI and internal‑agent “Hatch” teams. The non‑optional move fuels employee unrest, privacy worries and an emerging internal backlash.