On April 21, 2026, Reuters published a report that triggered a wave of outrage in the tech industry: Meta, the company behind Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, has begun collecting data on how its own employees use computers. The program records…
Just two years ago, asking ChatGPT to draw a Mexican restaurant menu meant getting something with dishes like “burrto,” “margatas,” and “enchuita.” AI image generators traditionally handled text awkwardly — and that was their most noticeable weakness. On April 21,…
On April 21, 2026, YouTube announced another step in the fight against deepfake videos: its AI-based likeness detection technology became available to representatives of the entertainment industry — celebrities, talent agencies, and management companies. Now any public figure in show…
On April 20, 2026, Amazon and Anthropic announced a deal that clearly shows this: the artificial intelligence race is no longer startup competition, but a contest between technology empires for trillions of dollars. Amazon is investing $5 billion in Anthropic…
When the central banks of the United States, the United Kingdom, the European Union, and Australia simultaneously convene emergency meetings over a single technology announcement — it’s no longer just an IT event. On April 7, 2026, Anthropic unveiled its…
April 19, 2026, in Beijing saw a moment that will make it into textbooks: a humanoid robot ran a half marathon in 50 minutes and 26 seconds — faster than the current human world record. Spectators barely had time to…
If in 2023 the question was “should I try AI,” in 2026 it sounds different: “how to use AI so you don’t fall behind those who already do.” According to McKinsey estimates, by 2030 up to 30% of working time…
When Netflix recommends a show, your bank blocks a suspicious transaction, and your smartphone recognizes your face — behind all of this is machine learning. A technology that has changed the world, yet most people know only general words about…
Artificial intelligence is no longer a luxury for large corporations. In 2026 it’s a tool available to everyone — often for free. But the choice is enormous: dozens of services, hundreds of features, and it’s unclear where to start. We…
Google shows a list of links. ChatGPT gives an answer without sources. Perplexity AI does both at the same time — and does it better than either one alone. Imagine a librarian who scans a hundred books in a minute,…
