Researchers are rapidly advancing brain organoid technology, creating complex neural structures that can form sensory pathways. This progress raises urgent ethical questions about consciousness and the boundaries of human experimentation. A recent conference at Asilomar tackled these issues but stop
Microsoft is adding AI agents to Windows 11 that can complete tasks automatically, but the company warns they could install malware. The agents will have their own accounts and access to sensitive folders like Documents and Downloads. Users will need to manually activate the feature due to security
Google just launched Antigravity, an autonomous development platform that handles entire coding tasks from start to finish. Powered by Gemini 3 Pro, it transforms developers into high-level architects rather than line-by-line coders. The system is available now as a free public preview for Windows,
GlobalFoundries is acquiring Singapore-based Advanced Micro Foundry to significantly expand its silicon photonics portfolio. The deal aims to address growing demand from AI data centers and communications infrastructure.
Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai is sounding the alarm about “irrationality” in the AI investment boom, drawing direct comparisons to the late 1990s internet bubble. His comments come as scrutiny intensifies around OpenAI’s massive $1.4 trillion infrastructure commitment against relatively modest revenue
Microsoft is expanding free AI features across its Office suite, with Outlook getting smarter inbox management and Agent Mode coming to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. These additions won’t require the $30 per month Copilot license. The company aims to preview these features by March 2026.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai is warning about “irrationality” in the current AI boom, drawing direct comparisons to the dot-com bubble 25 years ago. He suggests we’re seeing similar patterns of overcorrection and consolidation that could shape the industry’s future.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai admits the AI boom has “elements of irrationality” while comparing it to the dot-com bubble. He warns no company would be immune if the bubble bursts, despite Google’s $3 trillion market cap and massive AI investments.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai sees clear parallels between today’s AI investment frenzy and the 1990s dot-com bubble. He warns that when the AI bubble bursts, no company will escape the fallout. The tech leader believes AI’s long-term importance remains undeniable despite the current excess.
AMD is reportedly warning its partners about another round of GPU price increases driven by memory cost pressures. The AI sector’s massive demand for HBM and server DDR5 is creating shortages across the memory market. This comes just as GPU prices were finally normalizing for gamers.
