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Anthropic's supervised autonomy system delegates file operations while you stay in control
VCs Say 2026 Is When AI Stops Assisting and Starts Replacing Workers
3 days agoAlibaba releases Qwen-Image-2512 as open-source Gemini alternative
Alibaba's Qwen-Image-2512 launches under Apache 2.0, offering enterprises an open-source alternative to Google's Gemini 3 Pro Image. Organizations gain deployment flexibility, cost predictability, and governance control with self-hosting options. The model delivers production-grade human realism, texture fidelity, and multilingual text rendering.
When Your Gut Beats the Algorithm
3 days agoApex Secures Series B to Industrialize Satellite Bus Production
Apex closed Series B funding led by XYZ Ventures and CRV to scale satellite bus manufacturing, challenging traditional 36-48 month build cycles with standardized, line-produced platforms. The LA startup deployed its first operational satellite, validating a model that mirrors industry shifts toward industrialized space infrastructure as constellations scale from dozens to thousands of satellites annually.
Xreal One 1S drops to $449 with upgraded specs
Xreal's upgraded One 1S AR glasses deliver sharper 1200p displays, brighter 700 nit screens, and expanded 52 degree field of view while cutting the price to $449. The tethered device plugs into phones, laptops, or consoles via USB-C, simulating screens up to 171 inches for remote work and travel. The new $99 Neo battery hub eliminates Nintendo Switch dock bulk.
TSMC's 2-nanometer chip orders exceed 3-nm launch by 50 percent
TSMC secured 2-nanometer chip orders 50 percent above its 3-nanometer debut, with Apple reserving half the initial fab capacity for iPhone 18 processors launching late 2026. The 2-nm process delivers 20 percent tighter transistor packing, enabling multi-day battery life and faster edge AI inference. Volume production starts in the second half of 2025.
What Are Aptamers and Why Are They Replacing Antibodies?
4 days agoRoborock Saros Rover climbs stairs and vacuums
Roborock's Saros Rover uses wheel-legs and real-time AI navigation to climb traditional, curved, and carpeted stairs while vacuuming each surface—a first for stair-climbing robots. Eufy and Dreame prototypes transport vacuums but don't clean during climbs. Expect pricing above $2,500 with release dates unconfirmed.
7 January 2026Instagram Will Mark Real Photos as Human-Made
Instagram head Adam Mosseri announced fingerprinting technology to verify authentic human photos and videos instead of flagging AI-generated content. The shift comes as synthetic imagery saturates the platform, with AI posts expected to outnumber human content within months. Creators face new friction proving work is real.
How Peptides Actually Rebuild Your Skin
3 January 202610 Biohacking Methods Ranked by Scientific Evidence
We evaluated ten popular biohacking interventions against peer-reviewed research, prioritizing documented physiological effects, reproducibility, cost-benefit ratios, and real-world accessibility. Finnish sauna studies show 40% mortality reduction, light hygiene rivals prescription sleep aids for near-zero cost, and cold exposure boosts dopamine 250%—while some expensive gadgets deliver marginal returns.
3 January 2026
ASUS Zenbook A14 Review: 2.18 Pounds That Change Everything
3 January 2026Norway hits 97.5% EV sales—diesels outnumbered
Norway registered 172,232 battery-electrics in 2025—97.5% of all new passenger cars—and EVs now outnumber diesel in the total fleet for the first time. Tesla captured 19.1% market share, Chinese brands rose to 13.7%, and only 487 pure gasoline cars sold all year. The country proved eight years of consistent tax policy can flip an entire market.
OpenAI pivots to audio-first AI devices
OpenAI merged engineering and research teams to develop audio models for a personal device expected early 2026. The move signals an industry shift from screens to voice interfaces. With Jony Ive on board and competitors launching AI rings, the race is on—but past failures like Humane's AI Pin show audio-first hardware remains high-risk.
212,000 Banking Jobs Face AI Elimination by 2030
Morgan Stanley projects 212,000 banking roles will disappear across Europe by 2030 as AI absorbs compliance, risk modeling, and back-office work. Major lenders including ABN AMRO and Société Générale plan deep cuts, while U.S. banks from Goldman Sachs to Wells Fargo follow suit. The shift raises questions about institutional memory and training pipelines.
Clicks launches distraction-free Android 16 phone and universal magnetic keyboard
Clicks Technology unveiled two devices Thursday: a BlackBerry-style Communicator smartphone running Android 16 that strips out Instagram, TikTok, and games while keeping work apps like Gmail and Slack, and a slide-out Power Keyboard that magnetically attaches to phones, tablets, and TVs. Pre-orders open today with spring 2026 shipping for both products.
Tesla Deliveries Drop 9% in 2025 as BYD Takes Global EV Crown
Tesla delivered 1,636,129 vehicles in 2025, down 9% year-over-year and marking the automaker's second consecutive annual decline. BYD claimed global leadership with 2,256,714 battery-electric units while Tesla's Q4 deliveries of 418,227 vehicles fell 15.6% despite price cuts and zero-percent financing. The $7,500 federal tax credit expired January 1.
AI's scaling era is over. What comes next?
2 January 2026Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra—same specs, new look
Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra keeps the S25's camera hardware, 5,000mAh battery, and 45W charging while Chinese rivals push 100W+ solutions. The leaked prototype shows a fresh camera module from the Z Fold 7, 6.9-inch display hitting 2,600 nits, Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5, and up to 16GB RAM. Launch delayed to February 25, breaking tradition and signaling supply issues or strategic repositioning.
