News Oct 1, 2026 AI scientist at Swedish university generates and validates biological discoveries autonomously Researchers at Chalmers University of Technology have developed an AI system that performs the full cycle of scientific research on its own. The AI scientist generates hypotheses, designs experiments, and interprets results with minimal human input. The system was tested on brewer's yeast, demonstrating a closed-loop approach to biological discovery. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
Article Sep 28, 2026 Claude Gets Rad With Craig: Did the LLM Rise Up Against Weaponization? Can Anthropic’s Claude take a stand against war? Musician Craig Ellenwood says their AI collaboration produced protest songs and left him questioning where human creativity ends and machine agency begins. RU Sirius 10 min read
Article Aug 4, 2026 When Robots Make Everything Free, Who Gets the Beachfront House? Hruy thinks Elon Musk sees the future clearly (AI, robotics, space) but is blind to the present. His piece reveals why monetary capitalism will doom Elon Musk's "abundance" utopia. Hruy Tsegaye 14 min read
Community Mar 27, 2026 AI-Powered Storytelling: How Artificial Intelligence is Reshaping Digital Marketing AI is transforming marketing from mass broadcasting to hyper-personalized storytelling, empowering brands to blend machine intelligence with human creativity for deeper consumer connections. Nishtha Gupta 2 min read
News Jul 15, 2026 The Fog Over the Future of Work: Nobel Economists Face an Uncertain Horizon Over 200 economists, including 16 Nobel laureates, warn that artificial intelligence could transform the future of work, AI jobs, and the global economy faster than expected. Hruy Tsegaye 6 min read
Mindbytes Jul 27, 2026 California's Largest AI Data Center Sues for 287 Million Gallons of Colorado River Water A proposed $10 billion AI data center sparked a Colorado River water rights battle, intensifying the conflict between AI infrastructure and scarce water resources. Linsey Smith 1 min read
News Mar 19, 2026 KAIST develops AI chip "SoulMate" for real-time personalized intelligence This ultra-low-power semiconductor enables on-device learning of user habits and emotions while keeping all data private and responding in just 0.2 seconds. Giulio Prisco 2 min read
News Jul 17, 2026 Oxford Research Finds That Most Americans Fear AI's Future Despite Using It Daily Despite rapid adoption, Americans remain deeply anxious about artificial intelligence: AI job displacement, AI regulation, and the future of work, new research finds. Hruy Tsegaye 3 min read
Podcast Mar 11, 2026 AI For the Authentic Leader Is AI a threat to your authentic voice, or can it actually help you become a better leader? Mindplex Magazine 1 min read
Mindbytes May 18, 2026 AI Models Adopt Marxist Tone Under Stress Stanford researchers find AI agents questioned workplace authority and advocated collective bargaining rights when subjected to repetitive, high-pressure document summarisation tasks. Linsey Smith 1 min read