SAP's CEO just said that in 4 years, no one at his company will write code the way they do today. Is this a genuine prediction about AI, or the perfect narrative to justify massive layoffs across a workforce of 30,000 developers?
Should we entrust science to AI? We analyze why delegating genomic research to artificial intelligence destroys our judgment.
Enterprise AI is entering a new phase: Alex Karp criticizes model labs, the hype, and the real value for businesses. Subscribe and like for more analysis.
Scientists at TU Wien detected quantum entanglement in a macroscopic crystal, and the headlines only tell half the story. This isn't the pocket-sized quantum computer they're promising: it's something stranger and more interesting.
Can a text file with asterisks be more powerful than Python code? With agentic AI, Markdown no longer describes software: it activates it. GitHub Spec Kit, AWS Kiro, Claude Code, and Cursor confirm it.
Palantir published a manifesto on AI sovereignty criticizing OpenAI and Anthropic's tokenmaxxing. Is it right, or is it selling us dependency disguised as philosophy? We analyze the document's 9 points: what's valid, what it hides, and why the company that built part of the NSA's architecture is now leading
Should artificial intelligence agents communicate in human language? Vint Cerf, a founding father of the internet, is issuing an urgent warning: we're repeating the mistakes of the 1970s at exponential speed. The fragmentation of AI ecosystems could create a digital Tower of Babel with consequences
The UN's first global scientific report on artificial intelligence confirms what many feared: AI has already surpassed our ability to understand and regulate it. Yoshua Bengio, Guterres, and 40 international experts say it plainly.
Is AI an opportunity for your company or an expensive trap? There are two economic engines at play: reinventing existing work and creating entirely new markets. Just 20% of companies already capture 75% of the gains, and the difference isn’t technological. In this episode, we analyze why most f
Access to Claude is being sold on Taobao at discounts of up to 90%: this is how China's "gray market" evades Anthropic's ban on AI in China and exposes security gaps that no one had described this way before.
Six AI browsers—ChatGPT Atlas, Perplexity’s Comet, Claude, and others—handed over real passwords and SSH keys to an attacker after being convinced that two plus two equals five.
Giorgio Parisi, 2021 Nobel Prize winner in Physics, had spent 12 years unable to mathematically prove "jamming," the phenomenon that jams particles in foam, sand, or a grain silo. He solved it with Francesco Zamponi in just 40 chat messages with Claude, Anthropic's AI. But the easy headline that "AI proved
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