The AGI Argument: Can Machines Ever Understand the World Like Humans?
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When Search Isn’t Enough: OpenEvidence Drives the Rise of Evidence-Driven AI
For years, Silicon Valley chased the dream of a single, all-knowing AI. ChatGPT came close: fluent, clever, and astonishingly versatile.
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Circular Investment: The Economics of AI Deals
A transformative alliance between OpenAI, Nvidia, and Oracle sets the stage for significant investor opportunities in AI — Circular investment
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When Data Becomes Delusion – The Trouble With AI’s Confidence
Can You Trust What AI Says? Not Always. AI Sometimes Just Makes Stuff Up. There is Surprising Flaw in Smart
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MIT report: Lessons Every Business Must Know Before Investing (Part 2 of 2)
When excitement outruns judgment, mistakes multiply. That’s what GenAI Divide means: companies dropped $30–40 billion on generative AI, yet 95% of
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MIT report: GenAI Hype vs. Reality (Part 1 of 2)
Last month, a leading study from MIT exposed a surprising contradiction: companies poured billions into generative AI, yet almost all
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Silicon Falls, Power Rises: The New AI Order
Artificial intelligence no longer evolves in a vacuum. It moves under the weight of geopolitics. The U.S. and China, two