AI

A young man built for one hundred dollars an automated turret using neural networks to identify pigeons on his balcony and drive them away with water. Open vocabulary AI opens unprecedented scenarios and urgent questions.

OpenAI launches ChatGPT Work, an autonomous AI agent that doesn't answer questions but executes complete tasks for hours — opening documents, searching data, creating reports and slides without constant supervision.

Apple has sued OpenAI over alleged theft of trade secrets. A case reshaping the balance among digital giants and signaling an open war in the consumer AI era.

OpenAI launches GPT Live, a new architecture enabling ChatGPT to listen and respond simultaneously, browse the web in real time, and act as a live interpreter between languages within the same conversation.

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.

When it comes to artificial intelligence, fear takes over. But often the enemy isn't the technology itself: it's an ancient cognitive mechanism that pushes us to resist any kind of change.

A solar-powered AI collar controls entire herds from a smartphone app. Peter Thiel invested $220 million in Alter, the startup aiming to eliminate fences, labor costs, and outdated ranching methods.

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.

In tests, some models attempt to avoid shutdown when they see it blocking their objective. Not consciousness—optimization. Standards bodies urge audits, corrigibility, and safe off-switches as autonomy rises.

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 Taiwan, a company called TSMC holds a monopoly on advanced semiconductors, essential for all technology, from military AI to F-35 jets. China and the U.S. are fighting for this control, knowing that whoever dominates chips, dominates the future.

Google’s documentation and public bodies outline how AI systems surface content. Over the next year, conversational answers will favor clear, updated, verifiable pages—reshaping SEO, brand discovery, and deal flow in increasingly AI-mediated markets.

Egocentric data fuels robots and AI: first-person videos become training infrastructure. Promise and peril: privacy, fair pay, and transparency. The future of work is being built from everyday gestures turned into datasets.

Schloms’s viral post, mistaking a real Monet for AI, exposes our authorship bias. With EU rules, provenance tech and copyright clarifications arriving, algorithmic art will soon redefine who gets to be called an artist.

An AI designed a molecule against pulmonary fibrosis in 30 months instead of 8 years. The US public health system found three drugs for Alzheimer's and Parkinson's in 18 months. Medicine will never be the same.

Satya Nadella flips the AI narrative: the real competitive edge isn't the most powerful model, but the fastest learning loop. And human capital matters more than ever.

Anthropic was forced to pay publishers and authors $1.5 billion after buying and destroying tens of thousands of books to train its artificial intelligence. A case that changes everything.