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🔒 Meta AI under scrutiny by an Italian regulation body
Italy is initiating proceedings against Meta Platforms for alleged abuse of dominant position. The reason is the direct integration of the Meta AI assistant with WhatsApp without user consent and no option…
🔒 AI on the modern battlefield
In the 19th century, Prussian Field Marshal Helmuth Karl Bernhard von Moltke led military operations against France under conditions of information scarcity. It was then that he introduced the “fog of war”…
🔒 AI and other weather phenomena
The flood that killed over 130 people in central Texas starkly demonstrated what happens when warnings do not reach where they should. Although data were available, there was a lack of systems…
🔒 A bittersweet symphony
Four guys, three albums, and one AI. Synthetic tracks played on silicon chips make some people’s blood pressure jump — while other people’s legs just can’t wait to dance.
🔒 Not so secret agent in action now
OpenAI has introduced the first widely available AI agent to assist with your daily missions. Meet ChatGPT Agent — the assistant who will complete tasks for you.
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…
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🔒 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?
