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GOOGLE’S AI IS TRANSLATING DOLPHINS’ LANGUAGE
Scientists have long known that dolphins have their own language. However, despite decades of effort, no one has a good understanding of what those clicks, squeaks, and whistles mean.
TARIFFS WILL BOOST AI’S POWER BILL
Donald Trump has painted himself as a champion of AI, but his tariffs threaten to add even more cost to processing your AI prompts.
OPENAI SLASHES TIME SPENT CHECKING AI’S SAFETY
OpenAI staffers and independent evaluators recently were given a relatively few days—in some cases less than a week—to assess the newest model’s risks and performance, eight people inside the process recently told the Financial Times.
AI WILL TRANSFORM AMAZON, CEO SAYS
Generative AI will transform customers’ experiences at Amazon and create new ones, CEO Andy Jassey said this month in his annual letter to shareholders.
“AI 2027” REPORT OUTLINES A GRIM FUTURE
“AI 2027,” a report from the private, nonprofit AI Futures Project (AIFP), foresees countries using AI within two years to break down each others’ defenses and steal each others’ secrets.
EUROPEAN UNION LAUNCHES PLAN TO BUILD AI “GIGAFACTORIES”
Sensing its economic revival in the works, the European Union (EU) has announced a plan to build a network of AI data centers and related infrastructure—what it’s calling “AI gigafactories”—to lure developers to design and train their new models on the continent.
SPEEDING THE ‘PROGRESS’ OF HUMAN REPLACISM
This isn’t your ancestors’ industrial revolution. The American workforce is at a crossroads, and young Americans stepping into it are facing a gauntlet unlike any previous generations encountered.
TECHNOCRACY BRIEFS: TAKING OVER CONSTRUCTION, TAKING OVER HUMANS
It isn’t just the white collar workforce and related professions experiencing pressures of our long forecasted “AI Replacism.”
TEXTURED TILES PROTECT COASTLINES, FOSTER MARINE LIFE
Levees and seawalls defend coastlines from storm waves, erosion, and rising tides but often the 10-foot-tall procession of concrete slabs destroys shoreline ecosystems and the marine life that depends on them.









