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AGI as a Conspiracy Theory: Exclusive eBook
How the idea of superintelligence captured the AI industry and turned into conspiracy thinking.
Robots That Predict the Future: How AI Is Learning to See Tomorrow
Humanity survived for centuries thanks to its ability to anticipate events. Now robots of a new generation are taking on this fundamental role.
The Hunt for Hackers and the Future of AI Vocals for Musicians
A story about how a security researcher responded to hackers' threats, and how AI technologies are reshaping the music industry through voice synthesis.
Rethinking ERP: how autonomous AI agents are changing business processes
The evolution of enterprise management systems is entering a new stage: from passive data collection to the active involvement of autonomous neural network agents.
Secure AI assistant: is reliable protection possible in the era of autonomous agents?
The shift from simple chatbots to autonomous agents opens new possibilities, but carries critical risks for data and system security.
GPT-5 in a White Coat: OpenAI Enters Big Science
GPT-5 in a Lab Coat: OpenAI Goes Into Big Science Three years ago, ChatGPT burst into our lives, teaching us to delegate routine tasks—from writing emails to generating code.
Moltbook: a social network for bots where you are unnecessary
Imagine you enter Reddit, but instead of toxic disputes and memes from living people, you see an endless stream of consciousness from neural networks.
iPaaS: The Only Way to Make Your Corporate AI Work
Imagine you bought a Ferrari engine and tried to install it in an old cart with wheels held together by duct tape.
Undercover Agents: Why Your AI Is More Dangerous Than Hackers
While tech directors argue about which model writes code better, boards of directors have started asking far more uncomfortable questions.
Truth Crisis in the Era of LLMs: Why Your AI Assistant Is a Pathological Liar
Imagine your smartest and most well-read friend suddenly, with absolute confidence, starts telling you that the Moon is made of Swiss cheese, or that Napoleon won at Waterloo.
AI and the Crisis of Truth: Why We Were Afraid of the Wrong Thing
Remember those times when deepfakes were the main scare about AI? We were promised an apocalypse in which we couldn't distinguish videos of the president from neural network creations.
Mistral AI: how to stop burning budgets on useless neural networks
Remember the gold rush of early last year? Back then, every company with a spare budget and internet access rushed to implement generative AI.
ChatGPT Health: Can AI Replace "Dr. Google"?
For the past twenty years, the first thing people did when new symptoms appeared was to search for them online.
Yann LeCun Against LLM: Betting on a Different Approach to AI
Yann LeCun, Turing Award laureate and one of the most influential researchers in artificial intelligence, is going against the grain once again.
AI and Trump Dominate Davos Forum Agenda
The World Economic Forum in Davos, the traditional meeting place of world leaders, this year found itself under a dual influence: artificial intelligence and the prospect of Donald Trump's return.
Trump and AI Took Over Davos: Main Topics of Discussion
The World Economic Forum in Davos, traditionally a platform for discussing key issues of global economics and politics, this year found itself at the center of attention of two unexpected topics:…
AI Sovereignty: Myth or Reality in the Age of Globalization?
The aspiration for "sovereign AI" is becoming a global trend. Governments worldwide plan to invest approximately $1.3 trillion into artificial intelligence infrastructure by 2030.
Rethinking the Future of AI: Expanding Possibilities in the Workplace
Artificial intelligence (AI) stands at a crossroads, its future shrouded in uncertainty. On one hand, it is dismissed as a fleeting fad, inflated by hype and irrational investments.