AI applications, automation, new tools, risks, and the impact on work and society.
Startup PrimeBOT has introduced Qiyuan T1 – the world's first personal robot capable of changing its shape depending on the terrain without human intervention.
Michael Bloomberg criticizes proposals in Washington for the government to acquire stakes in leading AI laboratories, warning of risks of corruption and censorship.
Beijing is preparing its most significant changes to export controls in years to protect its strategic advantage and limit Western companies' access to its advanced developments.
AMD launches Helios – a comprehensive computing platform for data centers designed to work with large language models. Microsoft is the system's first customer.
In an era of geopolitical uncertainty, AI offers solutions for more transparent and flexible logistics networks. From "digital twins" to documentation automation, the technology is changing how companies respond to crises.
The US is planning new measures against Chinese artificial intelligence models to protect national security and support American giants like OpenAI and Anthropic.
The European Commission has introduced new guidelines for the implementation of the AI Act. The goal is for users to clearly recognize machine-generated content and to limit the risks of manipulation.
Global investments in AI models and platforms will jump by over 60% by 2026. Companies are moving from an experimentation phase to strict cost control and a search for measurable efficiency.
Eight young representatives of Bulgaria will compete in Kazakhstan in 2026. Among them is Mario Petkov from Pleven, who already holds a world medal in the discipline.
Jamie Dimon warns of the extreme risks of widespread access to powerful AI models like Mythos, comparing the potential threat to the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.
Masayoshi Son, head of SoftBank, predicts a radical change in the world: one billion AI robots and 100 trillion AI agents that will transform global GDP and energy needs.
The European Commission has imposed an obligation on Google to provide competing AI assistants with equal access to Android features and search engine data to ensure fair competition in the EU.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has set an ambitious goal for artificial intelligence companies: by 2030, their systems must be powered by clean energy.
To combat the growing threat of AI-powered hacker attacks, Bulgaria is developing a new national cybersecurity system. The project will include automated monitoring and rapid response against state-sponsored and financially motivated groups.
While many fear job losses due to AI, experts warn of the opposite scenario: a massive labor shortage caused by demographic decline. Artificial intelligence could be the key factor in sustaining economic growth.
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