AI
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.
Scientists develop new way to determine which patients will respond best to bowel cancer treatment
Posted in Medicine, Science, Software on 23rd Apr, 2026
by Alexander Muller
Scientists have developed an AI-powered method that could determine which patients with advanced bowel cancer are most likely to respond to a targeted drug used on the NHS – potentially sparing thousands of patients from treatments that won’t work for them.
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.
When AI Agrees Too Much: How Chatbots Are Weakening Critical Thinking
Posted in Online, Software on 3rd Apr, 2026
by Alexander Muller
Many of these systems are designed to be agreeable, and this is beginning to influence how people think, respond, and take responsibility.