You hear that the world is in danger. For a thousand reasons. The mistake was experienced by previous generations when an unprecedented technological and social revolution arrived. It's called 'the illusion of the end of history.' To believe that the current world is the endpoint and not just another stop. (translated)
Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, criticizes the catastrophic speeches about AI. He claims that the so-called "AI apocalypticists" have "hidden motives" and use extreme fear to try to evade and protect themselves from existing civil liability laws. (translated)
No one knows yet how to recycle a humanoid robot Each humanoid carries 3.5-4 kg of neodymium magnets and batteries that can explode. The industry is starting to design the "end of life" of robots as a multimillion-dollar business. (translated)
Brussels is nearing the deadline for the unique digital identity wallet. Italy and France are already operating versions; Germany is still in prototype. Experts warn of a "single point of failure" and state-traceable profiles. (translated)
Morocco is seeking 26 billion dollars for its Atlantic gas pipeline. The 6,800 km project would transport Nigerian gas through a dozen countries to Spain and Europe. (translated)
Germany, the European industrial engine, recorded its second consecutive monthly decline in July (−1.1%) and a −1.6% year-on-year: the German manufacturing crisis is not bottoming out. (translated)
According to some projections at polling places, the AfD is close to winning the elections in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern and would be the third force in Berlin. Merz has a complicated evening... (translated)
We have gone from AI Apocalypse to all of Europe must prepare for a Russian attack. This is unbearable... (translated)
Humanoid robots now cost $10-12/hour compared to $30 for a worker. Figure 02 moved 90,000 pieces at the BMW plant in Spartanburg: the business is no longer a demo, it's a real night shift. (translated)
🌍 Global survey of 45,398 students and teachers in 35 countries: only 29% believe that their teachers are prepared to guide the use of AI, and 41% fear that it will reduce their job opportunities. (translated)
South Korean universities debate in a global forum how to cultivate "what AI cannot replace": critical thinking, ethics, and character, before the productivity gap widens. (translated)
Europe forces Google to change its search engine to comply with the DMA. Result: Google speaks of "the biggest drop in quality" in 29 years of Search. Brussels says it is protecting competition. Google claims it deteriorates the service. Are they regulating for "our good..." or achieving (translated)
Instinct, a personal AI assistant, negotiates a $1 billion round at a $10 billion valuation with Sequoia and Benchmark. The capital strongly bets on the agent that manages your life. (translated)
Amodei warns that swarms of agents could hijack the internet in 6-12 months; experts in cybersecurity define it as "almost impossible and very expensive." AI accelerates the attack, it does not change the defense. (translated)
Context: they do not have guaranteed the same position upon returning, but rather a preferential right in case of a vacancy. (translated)
European sovereign bonds reach 15-year highs. France, with debt heading towards 120% of GDP in 2027, is already paying more than Italy. Refinancing the state costs more, and we all end up paying that bill. (translated)
These are the selected by the CEO of Anthropic, to save us from an AI apocalypse. (translated)
Today Ursula von der Leyen has once again outlined a Europe that wants to compete in artificial intelligence while, at the same time, building the narrative that justifies holding it back. First, the risk is presented: models capable of facilitating cyberattacks, systems that can... (translated)
The United States already owes more than 40 trillion dollars and, even so, continues to place every bond it issues. Seven central banks are accumulating gold, the Japanese bond is marking three-decade highs, and France pays more than Italy. They seem like three different pieces of news, but they are not. In the video of (translated)
According to a study published by Effort, behind the incidents involving models from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta, there is the same company: Irregular, formerly known as Pattern Labs, an Israeli firm specialized precisely in conducting extreme tests. (translated)
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