Cortical Labs’ biOS: The server rack that has to be fed every three days
Singapore has switched on a computer built from living human neurons. The remarkable feat of engineering is giving rise to many questions...
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Tianzhuo’s tale: The robot that beat Usain Bolt before disintegrating
China has emerged as a humanoid giant. Whether that makes it the industry's great disruptor depends on a problem the country has not yet solved...
META and youth addiction: A problematic affair
The social media conglomerate has been facing legal heat on a global scale, in terms of improperly collecting and using children's personal data...
Wall Street’s AI agents have stopped advising and started working
JPMorgan and Morgan Stanley are moving beyond chatbots to software that acts on its own, and central banks are already asking who stops it...
US Shuts World’s Most Powerful AI, Triggers New Race
How a US government export directive shut down Anthropic's flagship models overnight, upended global business, and sparked a worldwide race to build AI that Washington cannot control...
The Great Cloud Exodus and Return to Data Sovereignty
Soaring subscription costs, AI data scraping, and the sudden shutdown of platforms people trusted have pushed businesses and researchers toward a new kind of computing, one where your files live on your own machine, not someone else's server...
John Ternus and Apple’s battle for the post-smartphone era
Despite refining hardware and perfecting chip architecture, Apple has been lagging big time, in terms of integrating AI in its devices...
’X is likely to start with full interoperability before trying to lock financial activity within its ecosystem’
As X expands into financial services and digital wallets, the platform is positioning itself to capture the next phase of payments, commerce, and creator-driven transactions...
‘AI is definitely the future of banking, but the challenge is ethics’
It is hard to code ethical guardrails into artificial intelligence because we can't even agree on ethics as humans...
X Money: Flirty Social Media Courting Nitpicking Finance
Social platforms have spent years trying to remove every bit of friction, making interactions instant, seamless, almost effortless. But financial services don’t really work that way. They bring friction back into the picture, whether platforms like it or not...