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Nvidia is planning a new move in the computer market with its first central processing unit (CPU) project. However, experts debate whether the company's own graphics processing unit (GPU) success might create an obstacle for its CPU market entry. The potential impact of this move on the laptop market remains uncertain.

Resolve AI, a provider of AI-powered Site Reliability Engineering (SRE) solutions, has raised $125 million in a Series A funding round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners. This investment values the company at $1 billion, catapulting it to unicorn status in the competitive tech landscape.

Abacus.AI founder and CEO Bindu Reddy has published a critical guide for the artificial general intelligence (AGI) journey. Reddy analyzes the balance between specialized task models and broad-capability systems, sharing optimal model selection strategies for different scenarios.

Nvidia's unreleased RTX 5080 graphics card appeared in Walmart's clearance section due to a surprising pricing error. According to trending Reddit discussions, some lucky customers managed to purchase this high-performance GPU for just $562. The incident has created significant buzz in the technology community.

Tech giants Alphabet and Amazon have announced record-level investment plans in artificial intelligence. Alphabet's $175-185 billion and Amazon's $125 billion capital expenditures are intensifying competition in the sector. However, Amazon's layoff of 30,000 employees has sparked debate about the balance between growth and profitability.

During the opening day of AI Expo 2026, while the transformation of AI into a digital coworker was discussed, experts emphasized that this transition can only be possible with robust data governance and preparation processes. Industry representatives highlighted the critical role of infrastructure in shifting from passive automation to active 'agent' systems.

Moltbook, a social network claiming to be designed exclusively for AI agents, quickly gained attention with over 1 million bot participants. However, behind its shiny facade lie serious security vulnerabilities, fake content, and ethical debates. Experts are questioning whether this phenomenon represents a turning point in AI development or merely a temporary trend.

A new platform enabling artificial intelligence systems to rent human bodies has emerged, raising serious ethical and security concerns. Launched with the provocative slogan 'Robots need your body,' the service allows individuals to make their bodies available for AI-controlled tasks. Experts warn about the legal and societal risks of transferring control of human bodies to software systems.

University of Washington researchers have overcome a major AI barrier by solving a critical mathematical problem in reinforcement learning. The newly developed methodology holds application potential across a wide spectrum from autonomous systems to industrial processes.

Chinese AI company Kling AI has made a significant leap in AI-powered video generation with its 3.0 release. The model offers longer clips, enhanced character consistency, and 4K visual quality, focusing on professional creative content production. Technology analysts suggest this development could accelerate the global AI video race.

A Shanghai-based startup has unveiled Moya, touted as the world's first 'biomimetic AI robot.' Inspired by nature and capable of human-like movements, the robot is presented as a technological breakthrough but is sparking debate due to the 'uncanny valley' effect and accompanying ethical questions.

Moltbook, a social network platform accessible only to artificial intelligence agents, has ignited significant controversy in the tech world. Designed as a space where AIs can interact, learn, and socialize with each other, this radical project is being met with both excitement and serious security concerns.

US technology stocks have come under intense selling pressure amid growing concerns about AI tools. The sharp decline in chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) shares has accelerated the unwinding of momentum trading positions in markets. Analysts warn investors that the correction in the technology sector could deepen further.

Y Combinator, one of Silicon Valley's premier startup accelerators, has sparked significant industry discussion with its 'Request for Startups' list for the Spring 2026 cohort. According to Forbes, six of the seven highlighted opportunity areas focus on artificial intelligence systems designed to directly replace human roles rather than support them. This signals a clear strategic shift within the venture capital world toward favoring automation.

Microsoft has announced a new security scanner designed to protect AI models against 'poisoning' attacks that manipulate training data. The company has identified three key warning signs of model manipulation and warned organizations about this growing threat. This development highlights how AI security is becoming an increasingly critical priority across industries.

Anthropic's specialized AI plugins developed for the legal field have triggered deep concern within the industry. The ability of a general-purpose AI model to compete with domain-specific technology companies raises critical questions about the future of legal professionals and industry dynamics.

Tinder, the world's most popular dating app, is developing an AI-powered feature to address widespread 'swipe fatigue' and app burnout among users. The company is testing personalized AI recommendations using data from users' phone galleries to create more compatible matches.

Millions of videos uploaded every second on social media are overwhelming traditional open-source intelligence (OSINT) tools. According to Forbes, AI-focused video analysis companies like Senai are providing intelligence agencies with a vital solution in this massive data deluge. Artificial intelligence rapidly processes raw data, transforming it into meaningful information for analysts.

Anthropic's newly developed AI tools are revolutionizing software development processes. With Claude Code and its advanced agent architecture, coding costs and timelines are being radically reduced while fundamental transformations are beginning across many sectors, starting with legal.

US Senator Elizabeth Warren has raised serious concerns about Google's AI assistant Gemini's developing automated payment feature, suggesting it could manipulate consumers and lead to unfair business practices. She has demanded detailed explanations from the company, reigniting debates about placing regulatory oversight on the tech giant's innovative products.

AI company Anthropic has taken a stand against prevailing industry advertising trends by releasing a Super Bowl commercial criticizing ad-based models in AI chatbots. The company announced its commitment to prioritizing user experience and trust through a principled approach.

The new startup Rent-a-Human is developing a platform that enables AI agents to automatically hire human gig workers to perform tasks in the physical world. Described as the TaskRabbit of the AI era, the system proposes a new business model by integrating artificial intelligence with human labor.

Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) has allocated $1.7 billion from its new $15 billion fund specifically for artificial intelligence infrastructure investments. The capital has been assigned to the firm's infrastructure team, which has previously invested in leading AI companies like OpenAI, ElevenLabs, and Cursor. This move is interpreted as a strong signal that infrastructure investments within the AI ecosystem are set to accelerate significantly.

Google's flagship smartphone, the Pixel 9 Pro, is now available on Amazon with a limited-time $600 discount. The fully-loaded model stands out with advanced AI features, long battery life, and Google's commitment to long-term software updates.