#Startups
Curated coverage on «Startups»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.
Codex for macOS: You're Not Writing Code Anymore, You're Managing an Agent Army
Remember that naive time when we were genuinely excited if GitHub Copilot could guess the next line of code? Those days now seem like ancient history.
Oracle risks 50 billion while Elon Musk lacks pocket money for xAI
Fifty billion dollars. This is not just a figure from an annual report, it's the budget of an average European state or the cost of several dozen aircraft carriers.
SpaceX and xAI: Elon Musk assembles super-puzzle from rockets and neural networks
Elon Musk is once again giving lawyers and investors headaches as he reshuffles pieces on his global chessboard.
AI Giants on the Brink of Correction: Why 'Perfect' Reports No Longer Save
OpenAI Burns Millions on Super Bowl: Why Does an AI Leader Need Mass Reach?
SpaceX and xAI: Elon Musk Builds a Unified Empire of the Future
Agic Robotics: Why Robots Traded China's Main TV Show for Their Own
GPT-4 Without VPN: How Telegram Bots Replaced Official Services for Russians
Artificial intelligence has burst into our lives so rapidly that we didn't even have time to be scared before we started delegating report writing and image…
Linkhou Robot: NIO Bets on "Smart Hands" for Chinese Factories
Chinese industry has long stopped being merely a "world factory" with cheap labor. Today it's a massive testing ground for the boldest automation ideas.
Moltbook: How to Become Andrey Karpathy in Five Minutes (And Why It's Sad)
API in Deep Water: Qingcheng AI Reinvents Model Access
Elon's Empire: Why Personal Conglomerates Are Taking Us Back to the Era of Robber Barons
ChiNext in Steep Dive: Chinese AI Sector Tests Investor Nerves
Qianxun AI: Chinese Algorithms Steal Jobs from HR Departments
Recruiting in its classical form has long become a nightmare for both job seekers and employers. In China, where the scale of any problem is customarily multiplied…
Battle for Yuan: Chinese Tech Giants Burn Billions for AI Traffic
China is preparing to celebrate the Lunar New Year, but instead of the usual festive lull, we're witnessing a genuine digital war.