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The machines are not only taking over our jobs, math and science but they're getting bodies to join you in the real world.
Cars can fly, Robert Downey Jr. markets AR Specs while OpenAI and Anthropic are getting into drug design
We're still early and AI is full of surprises. You can play Xbox on your PS5 now.
Google is back in the race. Autonomous delivery is becoming real infrastructure. And AI just learned to look you in the eye and lie convincingly.
AI glasses, always-on agents, and rocket ships in orbit. The early 2000s sci-fi movie already started. You just didn't notice the opening credits.
Agents are spending money, driving cars, and running your ad pipeline.
Capability keeps compounding. The fight now is over who controls the speed.
The models are outrunning the humans directing them. That gap is now the only thing worth thinking about.
The software era's playbook is expiring. What replaces it is being built in labs, data centers, and physics departments right now.
The bottleneck is no longer what AI can do. It's whether you can decide fast enough to use it.
The era of SpaceX and John Ternus leading Apple begins
The week AI stopped answering questions and started completing tasks, buying things, and flying people around.
The compute arms race has left the spreadsheet and started reshaping physical geography
Three signals that the frontier stopped being a forecast and started being a product roadmap.
The week AI stopped being a lab story and became a defense contract.
The biggest players are no longer competing on what they announce. They're competing on how fast they ship.
Spatial computing found its first real business model the same week gaming lost thousands of jobs.
The frontier is moving into your bank account and your brain, and nobody is regulating either one yet.
An image company built a medical device. That tells you more about where AI is than any benchmark does.
The battle for Warner Bros heats up between Netflix and Paramount, Google and Meta are chasing a new reality and Grok is in your Tesla
Miami flying taxis, AI’s impact on the job market while companies continue to release new AR/VR glasses
