artificial general intelligence
Toddlers are Still Smarter Than ChatGPT, and Scientists Want to Know Why
Posted in Hardware, Science, Software on 25th Aug, 2026
by Alexander Muller
Understanding exactly why may be the most consequential question at the intersection of AI and human development, with implications for everything from how we build the next generation of AI models to what it means to be a thinking, language-using creature in the first place.
Biology Needs Its Own Reckoning With AI, Before It's Too Late
Posted in Hardware, Science, Software on 23rd Aug, 2026
by Alexander Muller
AI is already reshaping biological research at pace. That is genuinely useful. It is also genuinely risky, in ways that are specific to biology and that the general AI ethics conversation has not yet fully grappled with.
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 Agents Are Here. This Is What They Can Do, and How They Can Go Wrong
Posted in Hardware, Online, Software on 30th Jul, 2025
by Alex Muller
AI agents mark the beginning of a new phase in the evolution of generative AI. Their potential to boost productivity, streamline complex work, and even extend human cognition is immense, but so too are the risks.
Is 2025 the Year AI Agents Take Over?
Posted in Hardware, Software on 11th Feb, 2025
by Alexander Muller
It seems certain that agents will be the major preoccupation of the AI industry in 2025. If it pays off, the world of work could look very different by the end of the year.