

Death Tech in China: Family Creates AI Clone of Deceased Son to Protect Elderly Mother with Heart Condition
In a poignant and increasingly common example of “death tech” in China, a family has turned to artificial intelligence to shield an 80-year-old woman from the devastating news of her only son’s death.
- Mark Zuckerberg Is Building an AI Clone of Himself — And This Time It Might Actually Talk Back
- ChatGPT Could Be Officially Labeled a Major Search Engine by the EU — And OpenAI Probably Isn’t Celebrating
- Introducing GPT-5.5: A New Class of Intelligence for Real Work and Powering Agents
- xAI’s Efficiency Crisis: 11% MFU, a Founder Exodus, and a $60 Billion Hail Mary on Cursor
AI Office Warfare in China: Employees Train AI to Replace Colleagues — Then Fight Back with Sabotage Tools
In Chinese tech companies, a quiet but ruthless corporate war has broken out — and artificial intelligence has become the ultimate weapon in office politics.
China Just Gamified School with Digital Pets — And Kids Are Begging for More Homework
China has gamified school with digital pets — and students are loving it.In a creative twist on traditional classroom motivation, a teacher in eastern China has turned homework and good behavior into a real-life Tamagotchi experience. Instead of nagging students to study, she lets them care for virtual companions that thrive only when the kids do their work.
Quasacoin (QUA) Trading Volumes Surge on Decentralized Exchanges Amid Shifting Holder Dynamics and Deflationary Momentum
As new buyers enter and the token’s free float tightens further, QUASA demonstrates resilience and strategic vision. With a decade of experience behind it and a clear commitment to value accrual for holders, the project stands out in a crowded market.
Character AI Launches “Books” — Now You Can Step Inside Your Favorite Classic Novels
Character.AI, the popular platform known for letting users create and chat with AI-powered characters, has just introduced one of its most ambitious features yet: Books.
OpenAI Launches GPT-Rosalind: A Specialized AI Model Aimed at Accelerating Drug Discovery
For years, DeepMind has demonstrated with AlphaFold that the most impactful AI breakthroughs in science often come from highly specialized models rather than general-purpose ones.
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Mark Zuckerberg Is Building an AI Clone of Himself — And This Time It Might Actually Talk Back
Mark Zuckerberg has a thing for unconventional versions of himself. During the height of the metaverse hype, he proudly appeared as a cartoonish, legless avatar that became an instant meme. Instead of being embarrassed, he leaned into it.

ChatGPT Could Be Officially Labeled a Major Search Engine by the EU — And OpenAI Probably Isn’t Celebrating
The European Commission is seriously considering classifying ChatGPT (specifically its search feature) as a Very Large Online Search Engine (VLOSE) under the Digital Services Act (DSA).

Introducing GPT-5.5: A New Class of Intelligence for Real Work and Powering Agents
OpenAI has officially launched GPT-5.5 — the latest and most capable model in its flagship series — and it arrives with a clear mission: to move artificial intelligence beyond clever conversation and into the realm of reliable, goal-oriented work.

xAI’s Efficiency Crisis: 11% MFU, a Founder Exodus, and a $60 Billion Hail Mary on Cursor
Internal numbers that just leaked show the company is running its massive Colossus supercluster at a shocking 11% Model FLOPS Utilization (MFU) during training.

LLMs Explained: How Large Language Models Work (and Where They Commonly Fail)
An LLM is a statistical system trained to predict the next token in a sequence. The surprising part is how far “next token prediction” can go when you scale data, model size, and training compute.

YouTube’s New Push Notification Crackdown: A Smart Fix for Notification Fatigue or a Hit to Creator Reach?
In the ongoing conversation around content deliverability, YouTube has just rolled out a significant change that will affect millions of creators and subscribers.

The Rice on the Chessboard: Why Humanity Keeps Underestimating Exponential AI Growth
There’s an ancient Indian parable about a wise man who, for a service rendered, asked a powerful king to pay him in rice — placing one grain on the first square of a chessboard, two on the second, four on the third, and doubling the amount with every subsequent square.





