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Karpathy: AI is not electricity. It’s a new operating system
Andrej Karpathy, a key figure in the AI revolution, claims that artificial intelligence no longer plays the role of electricity but of a new operating system. How does this change redefine programming…
🔒 Humans and AI together in a lab. How do we discover medications today?
Artificial intelligence supports drug research in an increasingly practical and systematic way. What does a pharmaceutical laboratory look like with AI by its side?
🔒 GPT-5 will make it necessary to rename it…
Because… ChatGPT will no longer just be a chat. It will become a full-fledged assistant that will operate without your involvement.
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🔒 Comet has landed
A new-generation browser that integrates the classic search feature with artificial intelligence. You can download it on one condition…
🔒 Are autonomous vehicles ready to take over the roads?
Aurora and Waymo are intensifying their tests and service development, but the transportation industry and society are still asking crucial questions: is technology really matching human judgment? And what if it isn’t?
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🔒 OpenAI finalized the purchase of io. A mysterious AI device is coming
What will emerge from the combination of Ive’s craftmanship, Altman’s technological infrastructure and Cheyer’s unique conversational interface?
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Grok is pushing the boundaries again
This time, it’s because of vulgar and politically incorrect comments. Is it a deliberate decision by the creators, or an uncontrolled escalation?
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Training AI on books is legal under certain conditions
A US federal court has made a statement regarding the training of artificial intelligence on copyrighted works. The case is still ongoing, but a partial ruling sheds new light on the issue…
🔒 Darwin-Gödel Machine: an artificial intelligence that rewrites itself
Imagine a machine that not only learns from its mistakes but can also modify its own digital brain — that is, its code — to become smarter, faster and more creative.
🔒 Let’s take a detour off the main path: a subjective guide to art+tech exhibitions
Let’s turn our gaze away from Paris’s Louvre or Berlin’s Reichstag for a moment. By doing so, we can discover exhibitions that not only dazzle but also raise questions about the future.
