AI News & Trends
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Living Neural Networks Push Computing Into Uncharted Territory
A computer made from living human brain tissue has taken on a task that once belonged only to electronic systems:…
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Linux and Data Centers Enter the AI Control Era
openKylin wants Linux to do more. The open-source operating system community originating in China used October to outline an AI-integrated…
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Nuclear Power’s Next Capacity Boost Comes From Existing Reactors
Nuclear power is looking for more from what already exists. Constellation, the largest nuclear operator in the US, plans to…
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OpenAI’s Compute Strategy Chief Leaves During a Historic Infrastructure Buildout
OpenAI is losing its compute strategist. Sachin Katti announced on October 14, 2026, that he is leaving his role as…
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One Subscription Brings Grok, Cursor, and X Premium Together
SpaceXSI is putting three of its products under one subscription plan. Announced on October 12, 2026, The X Subscription combines…
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X Subscription Unites Grok, Cursor, and X Premium Across Four Tiers
SpaceXSI has introduced the X Subscription, a single plan that brings together Grok, Cursor, and X Premium. The company says…
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AI’s Expanding Frontier Brings New Power, Risk, and Discovery
AI is pushing into every corner of technology, from cyberattacks and police investigations to power generation and Mars exploration. The…
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Two Paths Toward More Adaptive Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence is showing up in two very different kinds of work: digital experiences that adapt to each visitor, and…
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AI’s Data Center Surge Is Reshaping America’s Energy and Water Use
America’s race to build AI infrastructure is creating a new demand for electricity, and gas-fired power plants are moving in…
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Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor Examine a Dangerous New Historical Moment
Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor use a stark phrase for the period they believe we are living through: “end-times fascism.”…
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