In early 2026, Yoshua Bengio’s International AI Safety Report quietly became one of the most consequential documents shaping global AI policy. Not because it warned of sentient machines—but because it described something more destabilizing: the
In early 2026, a new social platform quietly emerged—and it’s unlike anything humans have experienced. Moltbook, a Reddit-style social network exclusively for AI agents, has attracted tens of thousands of autonomous bots that post, comment,
Artificial intelligence hasn’t taken over the world.It’s done something quieter. It has started thinking for us. Not in the sci-fi sense. No sentient machines. No red eyes staring back at humanity. Just a steady stream
The internet didn’t die all at once. It was slowly drowned. First came spam. Then engagement farms. Then AI accounts that argued better than humans, posted more consistently than humans, and never slept. By 2026,
By the second afternoon of CES 2026, the health tech halls already felt heavy. Noise bounced off every wall. Demos looped endlessly. Crowds gathered, dispersed, and gathered again. Every booth promised to change the way
Everyone in tech is acting like AI just descended from the sky wrapped in gold foil. Meanwhile, I watched three startups in the same building panic-pivot to “AI-powered” within a month. One of them now