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September 28, 2026

AI improves your homework… but may undermine your independence

Recent evidence calls for that caution. In an experiment with high school students, access to generative AI without safeguards helped them perform better on tasks while the tool was available, but their independent performance fell compared with those who did not use it. That does not mean all educational AI

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September 28, 2026

Who will really control the AI business

The tension between Microsoft and Anthropic does not signal the end of their collaboration. It signals that AI is maturing and that partnerships are no longer measured only by investments or announcements, but by who sets the rules for access, safety, data and pricing. First, Microsoft wants options so it is not locked into a single

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September 28, 2026

SMS should no longer be the key to your digital identity

My argument is this: the real change ahead will not be a battle for better SIM locks, but a gradual retreat from SMS as proof of identity for the most sensitive actions. That will not happen overnight. SMS is still universal, works on basic phones and is much simpler than explaining

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September 27, 2026

Who pays the price of training AI?

To understand the conflict, let us think about what a generative model needs. It does not learn like a person who reads a novel and then discusses it over dinner. It learns through copying on a massive scale. Texts, images or recordings are stored, processed and turned into statistical patterns. Developers argue that

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September 27, 2026

Who pays the real cost of artificial intelligence? #Shorts

What does a fence in a farming village have to do with the global race for artificial intelligence? In Tarluvada, in southern India, Google is planning a data center campus near Visakhapatnam, with an announced capacity of around one gigawatt. That means servers running nonstop, but also

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September 27, 2026

AI doesn't float: the cloud consumes land, water, and electricity

Artificial intelligence is often presented as something ethereal: an app, an instant answer, an image generated in seconds. But AI has a geography. It needs chips, undersea cables, substations, land, water for cooling in some designs, and a grid capable of sustaining enormous loads without leaving

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