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Tuesday, September 15, 2026
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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.
Turns out precision is everything, even in war. Ukraine showed cruise missiles can make a nice hole, right where it hurts most.
Imagine arguing with someone, then publishing your private chats to prove your point. That's exactly what OpenAI did to Apple, turning a legal battle into a public spectacle.
The long-standing feud between Apple and Epic Games just got a major upgrade. The Supreme Court has now stepped in, agreeing to hear Apple's appeal.
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Everyone wants AI, but nobody wants its utility bill. Behind every chatbot and generated image lurks a monster devouring energy and water.
Imagine a battlefield where humans aren't the only ones fighting. It's real now: the first American robots are already active in Ukraine.
Imagine a creative community in full uproar, ready for battle. The reason? Artificial intelligence, of course, and its use to "write" stories.
DeepSeek isn't settling for making noise. After a monster fundraising round, it's gearing up to hire thousands across every department. Translation: the AI war between China and the West just got serious.
Two AI giants just dropped $27 million to sway a local New York election, like rich kids fighting over a toy in the sandbox. Plot twist: nobody really won, and most people have no idea this even happened.
While everyone's chatting about ChatGPT, there's a silent war brewing over who can actually build enough memory chips to power it all. SK Hynix just made a bold move that tells you everything you need to know about where the real money is.
An American lawyer decided to stop waiting for tech platforms to regulate themselves — and he's taken the fight straight to the courts and corridors of power. The question is simple: what does it actually take to protect kids from the TikTok obsession?
