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It feels like a new AI concept pops up every single week. Amidst all the hype, there's one thing every language model has, but few people truly grasp.
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It feels like a new AI concept pops up every single week. Amidst all the hype, there's one thing every language model has, but few people truly grasp.

Building AI agents that actually work is a real headache. Often, the obvious solution isn't the right one, and complexity can be your worst enemy.

Sending data centers to space sounds like science fiction, and some have certainly pushed the idea. But now, even Sam Altman seems to have changed his tune, or has he?

After months of skepticism, investors seem to have rediscovered their love for cloud giants. Some are betting big on their grand return, and it's not just hype this time.
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Thought the AI hype was just hot air, a bubble waiting to burst? TSMC just dropped some numbers to prove you wrong. The chip race, it seems, is only just getting started.

Artificial intelligence euphoria has sent chipmaker stocks soaring. But a Morgan Stanley analyst warns: perhaps we've run too far.
Is AI hype a bubble or not? Samsung found out the hard way, disappointing investor expectations. The tech market felt the pinch immediately.
Thought big tech's glory days were over? Get ready, because an HSBC expert says their golden moment is just beginning.

Forget regular cars: the Czinger 21C isn't just fast, it's a 3D-printed alien on wheels. Get ready to see the future, even if you'll probably never drive it.

We thought AI was the only hype, but some are betting big on weapons. One firm just rounded up serious cash for defense startups.

Tired of hearing about AI as the next thing that will "change everything"? Good, the future of artificial intelligence won't be so bombastic. It will be more discreet and, hopefully, genuinely useful.