On January 30, 1969, The Beatles gave their famous rooftop concert on top of the Apple Corps headquarters in London—their last public performance ever, which was famously interrupted when the police showed up!
Happy Friday, curious mind! You made it to the end of the week—so here’s your pass to chill with the coolest tech news, rumor and (spoiler) a twist or two. AI is learning to argue with itself, Amazon wants to bet $50 BILLION on OpenAI, and SpaceX might just shake up everything we thought we knew about tech in space. Grab your favorite coffee, it’s a ride—let’s ‘sextou’ the geekiest way possible!
Google's new AI 'thought societies' boost logical reasoning.
Tesla inspires Chinese automakers to double down on AI and flying cars.
SpaceX in talks to merge with xAI, hinting at major moves before IPO.
Amazon reportedly negotiating a $50B investment in OpenAI.
Swedish studies confirm: AI slashes late breast cancer diagnoses.
Ex-Google engineer convicted for major AI trade secret theft.
Malware pretends to be VS Code extension, targets devs.
Amazon finds disturbing CSAM in its AI training data.
Imagine your AI having deep arguments with itself—that’s what Google’s latest research calls a ‘thought society.’ Models that simulate internal debates (like DeepSeek-R1) supercharge their problem-solving skills, much like people do in brainstorms. For devs, it’s a clue: prompt your AI to argue for better logic! Soon, we might see chatbots that challenge their own answers before giving you advice.
View articleTesla’s recent business dip hasn’t slowed China’s EV giants—Xpeng, Nio, and Li Auto are now obsessed with smart tech! They’re investing in AI, robots, even flying cars. Expect Chinese showrooms to look wild soon. It's not just about cars anymore, it's a tech race. If you thought self-driving was the endgame, think again: the future might be vertical.
View articleSpaceX is in merger talks with xAI—imagine the AI brains of xAI fueling Starlink’s orbital networks! The plan: build orbital data centers and turbocharge AI processing at light speed (literally). For us, this means future apps and services that work globally, instantly, no matter where you are—think: movies that load before you click play. Plus, IPO rumors are hot!
View articleAmazon is reportedly ready to drop a whopping $50 billion on OpenAI. If this deal happens, expect an all-out war in the AI world between Amazon, Google and Microsoft. For users, it could mean way cooler AI tools built into your online shopping, Alexa, and even new gadgets—because where Amazon goes, disruption follows!
View articleSwedish scientists just proved that AI in mammogram screenings cuts late cancer diagnoses by 12% and boosts early detection. That means fewer aggressive cases and better chances of survival. Doctors say this is just the beginning—AI could soon be standard in diagnostics, helping save lives worldwide.
View articleA former Google engineer was just convicted of stealing thousands of confidential AI docs and sharing them with Chinese firms. Each count could mean up to 15 years in prison! The case highlights how cut-throat (and risky) the AI race is. Pro tip: always double-check what’s in your cloud folder…
View articleSecurity pros found a fake ‘ClawdBot’ AI assistant for VS Code that hid malware—installing sneaky backdoors on Windows machines! The scariest part? It worked as advertised, tricking loads of devs. Always double-check that cool extension before install—even if it boosts your AI workflow!
View articleAmazon disclosed it found a huge amount of child abuse material in its AI training data, ringing all the alarm bells for tech giants. Over 1 million reports were filed last year alone! This will push for stricter AI data rules, shining a much-needed light on data sourcing and child protection in AI.
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