Today’s AI News, With Comments #Apple wants to be our personal digital doctor. Enter Project Mulberry, a completely redesigned Health app. An AI-powered health coach that analyzes our data and offers personalized advice—not just step counts and heart rate, but
The scams of the future. The ones we don’t see every day—yet. But they’re coming. And they’ll be worse than anything we know today. Predictive scams. AI won’t just steal our data—it will predict our behavior before we even act.
He changed the DNA of two baby girls. He went to prison. Now he wants to continue his research. He Jiankui is the Chinese geneticist who announced to the world the birth of the first humans with edited DNA. Not
Here are the latest updates on AI-powered #robots, with a few of my own thoughts. Feel free to add yours—because while few people are talking about it now, these machines will soon be at the center of everything. #Agibot, a
AI has become part of our daily lives—but few realize that even artificial intelligence can lean toward a specific political stance. A recent study by Seeweb analyzed some of the most well-known AI systems—like OpenAI’s ChatGPT and GPT-4, Anthropic’s Claude,
Change Your Password When You Change Your Toothbrush! This is the MCC rule. It’s a simple, straightforward rule that really works. We all know you change your toothbrush every two or three months, but passwords often stay the same for
Here are some brief news updates from the world of AI, with a few of my comments and opinions—because I believe that opinions matter in a world flooded with soulless news. Let me know what you think in the comments.
If a cyberattack originates from your home—even if you didn’t cause it—the police could knock on your door. Because the IP address is yours. And it could end badly. All of this happens because we have internet-connected devices at home
When an employee leaves, the problem isn’t just who will replace them. In the digital world, the real risk is what they might leave behind. And I’m not talking about messy desks, but about kill switches, hidden access, and outright
Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram, used a massive pirate library called “Books3” to train its artificial intelligence models. Inside were copyrighted works published by major publishing houses and independent authors—without any consent, without any compensation, without any respect.
Here are some more brief news from today, with a few unfiltered comments and opinions that are often missing from news in this sector. Got your popcorn ready? Today’s barrage of updates would have filled an entire quarter just two
Is the European Union really about to abolish cash? No, but pay attention to the details. The digital euro is advancing, and cash is becoming less central—this is a fact. The ECB assures us that cash won’t be eliminated, yet
Here are some brief updates on smart robots. Let’s start calling them GP Robots—General Purpose Robots. In other words, humanoid robots powered by AI that can handle any physical task normally done by humans. Here are some short news snippets
Artificial intelligence is revolutionizing medicine, but there’s one problem we can’t ignore: hallucinations. And I’m not talking about patients in a pre-anesthesia delirium—I’m talking about AI models that fabricate diagnoses, symptoms, and therapies, passing them off as absolute truths. A
The acquisition of Wiz is not merely a business move—it brings a wave of former members from Unit 8200, the IDF’s cyber intelligence division renowned as one of the most advanced in the world, directly into Google. This isn’t just
These days, robots do much more than just help us cook or clean the house—they ride bikes, go for runs, and even understand our moods. That’s exactly what GO-1 Lingxi does, a new humanoid recently unveiled in China by AgiBot.
Writing code without knowing how to program? Now you can. But here’s the catch: if you don’t know how to code, how do you really understand what the machine is doing? The idea that the most powerful language is English—not
Here’s some more brief news from today, with a few unfiltered comments and opinions that are often missing in this world of news. Got your popcorn ready? Today’s barrage of updates would have filled an entire quarter just two years
Let’s stop saying that seniors don’t understand technology, because by repeating that we might actually convince them. The truth is very different: it’s the young people, especially Generation Z, who fall prey to digital scams more often. According to a
Here are some more brief updates from today, along with my unfiltered comments. #Google is putting $32 billion on the table to acquire Wiz, an Israeli startup specializing in cloud security powered by AI—its largest acquisition ever. Essentially, it sends
