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Sam Altman, the innovative co-founder of OpenAI, has shared an exciting update on the future of artificial intelligence. He predicts that the jump from GPT-4 to GPT-5 will be as significant as the one from GPT-3 to GPT-4.
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Armed with a PhD from Sydney University and a mind alight with curiosity, O’Sullivan crafted mathematical tools to sift through the cacophony of cosmic noise, hoping to catch these spectral whispers. Alas, the black holes remained silent, their secrets unyielded. Yet, from the ashes of this celestial pursuit rose an unexpected phoenix
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A paradox looms large for both developers and companies alike within the enthralling AI technosphere: how do you convince the public to shell out their hard-earned cash for a premium AI subscription while ensuring the free version remains enticing enough to keep users hooked—and, ideally, dominate the market at the same time?
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In an era where technology giants scramble to monetise every click, swipe, and stream, one man stands defiantly apart from the crowd. Jean-Baptiste Kempf, the mastermind behind the globally adored VLC Media Player, has made a choice that reverberates through the tech world like a thunderclap.
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Over the past decade, the tech industry has introduced numerous gadgets that, despite initial hype, failed to endure. Factors such as rapid technological advancements, market miscalculations, and shifting consumer preferences contributed to their decline. Here are 20 notable tech gadgets from the past ten years that didn’t stand the test of time:
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In the competitive landscape of Silicon Valley tech entrepreneurs, few stories captivate quite like Alexandr Wang’s. Born in 1997 to Chinese immigrant physicists in Los Alamos, New Mexico—a town synonymous with the atomic bomb’s development—Wang has defied conventional timelines to become the youngest self-made billionaire in the world.
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In what experts are calling a watershed moment for artificial intelligence development, researchers have discovered that advanced AI models can now replicate themselves without human intervention—crossing what many consider a critical “red line” in the field.
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The relentless march of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to reshape our world, and while robots—those clanking, whirring poster children of the tech revolution—grab the headlines, the real story lies in the subtler, stranger, and more ubiquitous gadgets poised to infiltrate our lives.
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Picture this: a digital jungle where predatory AI crawlers roam, gobbling up website data to feed ever-hungry machine learning models. Last summer, Anthropic’s ClaudeBot became the poster child of this invasion, accused of hammering sites like iFixit with over a million hits in a single day, heedless of the internet’s gentleman’s agreement—robots.txt.
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When we hear the word ‘cloud’ in 2025, our minds conjure an ethereal image: a boundless, invisible expanse where data floats freely, unshackled by physical form or geographic constraint. It’s a seductive notion—an amorphous digital heaven where emails, photos, and streams materialise at our fingertips with no apparent effort or infrastructure. But this romanticised vision couldn’t be further from the truth.
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