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The Strait of Hormuz was blockaded. The S&P 500 fell for a third straight week. Iran quit the World Cup. OpenAI released an AI that uses your computer. BTS is returning at Gwanghwamun.
Jeong Jin Lee
AI companies are hiring actors and writers to generate emotional training data. As creative labor becomes raw material for machine learning, what does that mean for the future of both?
A new paper proves that the self-play training method behind AlphaGo and AlphaZero structurally fails on a whole category of games. What that means for AI systems making real-world decisions.
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AI data centers are set to consume 70% of global RAM in 2026. For the gaming industry, that means $1,200 consoles, 45,000 lost jobs, and a community that won't accept what's coming next.
90% of product engineering orgs are increasing AI investment—but cautiously. When the output is a car or a medical device, a flawed algorithm doesn't just crash a server. It crashes a car.
Google and Samsung have launched a beta of Gemini-powered app automation on the Galaxy S25 Ultra, letting AI handle food delivery and rideshare orders on your behalf. What does it mean when your phone starts acting for you?
Grammarly's 'Expert Review' feature used famous writers' names without consent to power AI editing advice. The backlash reveals a deeper anxiety: what happens when your voice becomes someone else's product?
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Blockchain's developer exodus is real: weekly crypto commits down 75%, active devs off 56% since early 2025. Where did they go? Straight into AI infrastructure. What this means for your portfolio and career.
The US military is integrating AI into its targeting systems, compressing the "kill chain" from hours to seconds. What happens when machines help decide who lives and who dies?
OpenClaw, a Western-developed AI agent tool, is quietly spreading through China's local governments and tech firms — despite official security warnings. A DeepSeek echo, in reverse.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang took a hands-free ride from Woodside to San Francisco in a Mercedes CLA. What this quiet test drive signals about the autonomous vehicle race.
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Ford's new generative AI tool for commercial fleets turns vehicle data into plain-English recommendations. It's convenient—but who's really in control?
