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What If AI Thought More Like A Brain, And Used A Fraction Of The Power?
Posted in Business, Hardware, Science on 5th May, 2026
by Alexander Muller
The brain has already solved the energy efficiency problem that silicon is struggling with. Learning to build electronics that work more like it, flexible, varied, and adaptive, may be one of the most important engineering challenges of the coming decade.
Defining AGI: DeepMind’s 10 Traits That Could Measure Intelligence
Posted in Business, Online, Software on 3rd Apr, 2026
by Alexander Muller
Artificial general intelligence has long been discussed as the point where machines reach human level intelligence, yet the concept has remained vague and difficult to measure.
AI Layoffs Explained: What’s Really Driving Job Cuts In Big Tech
Posted in Business, Online, Software on 3rd Apr, 2026
by Alexander Muller
AI is influencing layoffs, but it is not the whole story. The real driver is a combination of business cycles, cost control, and a race to invest in the next generation of technology.
Measuring AGI: A More Concrete Approach To Intelligence
Posted in Business, Software on 26th Mar, 2026
by Alexander Muller
Google DeepMind is attempting to bring structure to one of the most vague concepts in technology: artificial general intelligence. Instead of relying on abstract definitions, it proposes a measurable framework based on specific cognitive traits that together define what “general intelligence” should look like.
Researchers Open AI’s “Black Box” And Learn How To Control It
Posted in Business, Science, Software on 6th Mar, 2026
by Alexander Muller
Modern artificial intelligence systems are often described as “black boxes.” They can produce impressive results, but even their creators often do not fully understand how these systems internally process information or arrive at their decisions. This lack of transparency raises concerns about safety, reliability, and control.