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Imagine ordering food and then financing your new TV, all from the same app. In Asia, this future might be closer thanks to Grab, reportedly looking to buy Atome.
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Imagine ordering food and then financing your new TV, all from the same app. In Asia, this future might be closer thanks to Grab, reportedly looking to buy Atome.

Who wouldn't want a crystal ball to peek into tomorrow? Bloomberg, it seems, already found one, offering us a sneak peek at 2026.

Sometimes tech surprises us; other times it just catapults us into the future. Bloomberg posted a video dated 2026, and no, that's not a typo.

Bill Gates, once the ultimate optimist, has completely shifted his stance on AI. After a long silence, he's now genuinely worried about our collective future.
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Imagine a futuristic, self-driving taxi zipping through your city. Sounds great, right? Too bad the US government is already scrutinizing its safety certifications.

Imagine getting news from tomorrow, or rather, the day after tomorrow, but a couple of years from now. Bloomberg did it, or at least, they posted the link.
Twelve point nine billion dollars. That's how much a crucial piece of artificial intelligence's future is worth to Nvidia. The chip giant is reportedly about to get its hands on Hugging Face.
We thought wars were still about expensive tanks and fighter jets. Instead, Ukraine showed us a future of conflict driven by cheap drones and artificial intelligence.

Tired of the same old chatbots? Someone has a clear vision for AI that goes way beyond text conversations. An artificial intelligence pioneer is taking us into the future.

We thought rare books ended up in dusty libraries. Amazon, it seems, has other plans for their future.

Imagine hundreds of drones acting as one single mind, ready to strike. That's the military reality Bloomberg put under the spotlight in its latest special report.