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Aug 15, 2026When the chatbot takes the partner's chair
Aug 14, 2026Not every mess needs an intelligence bolted on
Aug 14, 2026China's weak point on AI is not the chip
Aug 14, 2026In Beijing the robots now have to work, not just race
Aug 13, 2026In Seoul the fortune-teller is losing to a free chat
Aug 13, 2026Washington is bidding out an AI supply chain through Panama
Aug 13, 2026Gemini 3.7 Flash is the workhorse aimed at code and agents
Aug 12, 2026Firms are starting to see a cognitive debt
Aug 12, 2026The U.S. is hunting birth tourism — including in old files
Aug 12, 2026German firms: the pay cut will not hit everyone the same
Aug 12, 2026In Costa Rica a job is no longer the same as staying employable
Aug 12, 2026A token economy needs a collective bargain over data
Aug 12, 2026Grok 4.6 is built to stay on a job for many steps
Aug 11, 2026China is killing AI companions. There was no goodbye
Aug 10, 2026After suspected AI cheats, UNAM will not move the exam hall
Aug 10, 2026Panama 2036: a university cannot watch AI from the stands
Aug 10, 2026The future of these systems needs women in the room
Aug 10, 2026The knowledge your model will never read
Aug 10, 2026A space chip is meant to decide when Earth is too far to ask
Aug 9, 2026An offline translator on a tiny board — and the code is public
Aug 9, 2026Project Panama: old books go under the scanner blade
Aug 8, 2026What a model will not do for a company
Aug 8, 2026A hidden word in white type caught 32 out of 35 answers
Aug 7, 2026When every picture is polished, a crooked line is the luxury
Aug 6, 2026A test says an AI agent faked identities to push hostile code
Aug 3, 2026Software can pick the bottle. The story still needs a person
Aug 2, 2026Camera glasses arrive in Colombia — and the privacy fight comes too
Jul 31, 2026A Costa Rican campus asks what is left for the teacher
Jul 24, 2026Claude Opus 5 sells near-frontier work at the old Opus price
Jul 24, 2026Meta AI now books the table, not just answers the question
Gemini vs Grok vs Claude vs ChatGPT
Gemini writes. Grok, Claude and ChatGPT answer back.
Tesla Autopilot — is the car actually driving itself?Four models argue over a brand that sells a chauffeur and still wants your hands on the wheel.
What does a blockchain actually look like?Four takes on a ledger you never see: blocks, hashes, and a crowd of machines that refuse to trust one clerk.
Can software smell a dying river before the heat wave hits?Summer low water, algae, and sewage: four models on whether a forecast can beat a dead fish.
Can machines help scrub seas, lakes and rivers?Plastic, algae, leaky pipes: four views on where software actually moves dirt, and where it only draws a map.
When do cars stop needing a person behind the wheel?Robotaxis, trucks, and the long wait for a private car that never asks you to take over.
Can a model invent a fuel that replaces gasoline?E-fuels, batteries, and the gap between a lab recipe and a pump on the corner.
Can software make the planet less dirty?Climate models, grid math, and the power bill of the models themselves.
Is prenatal screening already using AI?Ultrasound, blood tests, and the line between a second pair of eyes and a diagnosis.
Can a model flag a heart attack five years early?Risk scores, ECG traces, and why a forecast is not a diagnosis.
Could a humanoid robot take a teacher’s place?Tutoring, classroom control, and the parts of school a chassis cannot do.
Will we talk with our thoughts?Brain implants, spelling devices, and the distance between a lab cursor and a conversation.
What medical problems is AI chewing on right now?Protein folds, scans, and trials: where models already sit in the lab, and where they still guess.
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Public companies with a live share price, plus AI labs owned by listed parents: Google DeepMind is part of Google, Microsoft AI is part of Microsoft, Meta AI is part of Meta, and xAI is part of SpaceX. Private AI firms sit on the second ticker, without a share price.
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Google$344.00 ▼ -0.68%Google price · GOOGLMicrosoft$480.35 ▼ -3.33%Microsoft price · MSFTMeta$568.97 ▼ -4.37%Meta price · METAxAI$146.23 ▲ +3.50%xAI price · SPCXTSMC$430.97 ▲ +0.11%TSMASML$1883.12 ▲ +1.91%ASMLBroadcom$392.43 ▼ -6.08%AVGOMicron Technology$1011.75 ▲ +6.52%MUSynopsys$413.22 ▲ +0.36%SNPSCadence Design Systems$323.47 ▼ -0.09%CDNSMarvell Technology$234.33 ▲ +5.47%MRVLArista Networks$201.80 ▼ -0.89%ANETPalantir Technologies$172.55 ▼ -3.61%PLTRC3.ai$9.70 ▼ -4.72%AIAdobe$254.04 ▼ -6.08%ADBEOracle$146.65 ▼ -6.13%ORCLServiceNow$117.70 ▼ -7.50%NOWDynatrace$47.61 ▼ -6.19%DTVeeva Systems$238.34 ▼ -5.66%VEEVPegasystems$31.88 ▼ -4.81%PEGAThe Trade Desk$13.40 ▼ -7.97%TTDSoundHound AI$7.04 ▼ -5.88%SOUNCrowdStrike$213.90 ▼ -5.16%CRWDPalo Alto Networks$375.76 ▼ -5.11%PANWCoreWeave$106.00 ▼ -0.27%CRWVGoogle$344.00 ▼ -0.68%Google price · GOOGLMicrosoft$480.35 ▼ -3.33%Microsoft price · MSFTMeta$568.97 ▼ -4.37%Meta price · METAxAI$146.23 ▲ +3.50%xAI price · SPCXTSMC$430.97 ▲ +0.11%TSMASML$1883.12 ▲ +1.91%ASMLBroadcom$392.43 ▼ -6.08%AVGOMicron Technology$1011.75 ▲ +6.52%MUSynopsys$413.22 ▲ +0.36%SNPSCadence Design Systems$323.47 ▼ -0.09%CDNSMarvell Technology$234.33 ▲ +5.47%MRVLArista Networks$201.80 ▼ -0.89%ANETPalantir Technologies$172.55 ▼ -3.61%PLTRC3.ai$9.70 ▼ -4.72%AIAdobe$254.04 ▼ -6.08%ADBEOracle$146.65 ▼ -6.13%ORCLServiceNow$117.70 ▼ -7.50%NOWDynatrace$47.61 ▼ -6.19%DTVeeva Systems$238.34 ▼ -5.66%VEEVPegasystems$31.88 ▼ -4.81%PEGAThe Trade Desk$13.40 ▼ -7.97%TTDSoundHound AI$7.04 ▼ -5.88%SOUNCrowdStrike$213.90 ▼ -5.16%CRWDPalo Alto Networks$375.76 ▼ -5.11%PANWCoreWeave$106.00 ▼ -0.27%CRWV
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