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Wondering who's *really* making bank from AI? It's not just the chatbots. A South Korean chipmaker is about to get ridiculously rich.
While the rest of the world is still debating whether to invest in AI, Abu Dhabi just put 50 billion dollars on the table and ordered coffee. MGX, Abu Dhabi's investment fund, has raised a staggering sum that turns the Middle East from spectator into a serious player in the AI race.
Mustafa Suleyman, Microsoft's AI chief, is convinced superintelligence is just around the corner — and he's already got the perfect excuse ready to reassure everyone worried about losing their jobs. Spoiler: the story is more complicated than a simple "don't worry."
This morning Apple flipped the switch on what could be Siri's biggest makeover since it last admitted defeat by saying "I didn't understand that." iOS 27, a turbocharged Apple Intelligence, and a mountain of developer goodies—but there's an ending that tastes like goodbye.
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Apple's WWDC 2026 is almost here, and spoiler: Siri is about to stop being that voice assistant that only understands "call mom." Between iOS 27, Apple Intelligence, and a completely redesigned Siri, the tech giant is about to show how it really imagines the future of its devices — and these are some hard promises to keep.
Picture unveiling your shiny new masterpiece to your shareholders and them… sitting there unimpressed for all the wrong reasons. That's what just happened to Apple when it rolled out Apple Intelligence, its sparkling new AI system built on Google's technology.
Two years of broken promises, delays, and awkward silences. Then today, at WWDC, Apple pulled a completely redesigned Siri out of its hat — smarter, more conversational, less like a '90s robot. The question now is: did it finally learn to understand what we actually ask it to do, or will it keep suggesting weather and timers when we ask for something else?
Imagine a dashboard showing real-time commercial flights, earthquakes, wildfires, CCTV networks, live news feeds, and crypto wallet tracking—all rendered at 60 fps. No, it's not a spy thriller. It's Osiris, the open source project rewriting how public intelligence actually works.
