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New technologies

‘Big Bang’ of physical AI: Nvidia at GTC Taipei

At the GTC Taipei conference, tech giant Nvidia officially announced the dawn of a new technological era—the "big bang" of physical artificial intelligence. AI is moving beyond virtual dialogue windows...

Closer to nature: quiet revolution of biohacking

In the pursuit of progress, humanity has long relied on chemistry, silicon, and heavy engineering. But the world is undergoing a quiet revolution — a "biohacking of reality." Scientists, tech...

Digital takeover — how AI works instead of humans

The experiments are over. Artificial intelligence is moving en masse into real jobs. The collision of algorithms with chaotic human reality produced unique precedents. Neural networks do not know laziness...

From Michelangelo and Notre‑Dame to tractor — how far AI may go?

We no longer speak of artificial intelligence in the future tense. The era of hype is over, and AI has moved into real implementation, gaining physical embodiment. It no longer...

AI unleashes potential: from reviving lost voices to unearthing ancient cities

The world has ceased to be an "archive of immutability." Lost is no longer permanent, and what is locked away is no longer secure. Artificial intelligence has disrupted this paradigm...

Defenders, rescuers, surgeons... New superheroes in action

The year 2026 became an official point of no return. Robots ceased to be clumsy tin cans and stepped out of laboratory tests into autonomous operation. They began to surpass...

Digital doubles: end of biological exclusivity

We have entered an era where the phrase "don't believe your eyes" takes on new meaning. AI-generated doubles are no longer just amusing filters; they have become fully-fledged participants...

Hidden assets of body: how evolutionary oddities boost survival

For a long time, medicine treated the human body as a machine with many useless parts. "Appendix is an atavism, wisdom teeth are an evolutionary mistake." Such views were common...

Techno-acceleration: China redefining future

If China was once primarily associated with being the "world's factory" producing cheap goods, today, it is gaining ground in the technology space. In 66 out of 74 technological areas...

Architecture of sleeping: from stone pillows to neuro-capsules

This article explores the most intimate space in a home — the bed. We spend about a third of our lives there, so the importance of a place for sleep...