AI could trigger a large-scale economic crisis in the United States by 2028, according to the Citrini Research Institute
By Daniel Mercer Meta has unveiled a new AI-powered feature called Dear Algo, allowing Threads users to directly influence how the platform’s recommendation algorithm curates content.
By Daniel Mercer U.S. mobile carrier T-Mobile is preparing to test an AI-powered feature that translates phone calls in real time across more than 50 languages, according to The Verge.
By Alex Rowland Every person will have hundreds, thousands, or even millions of AI agents conducting payments in cryptocurrencies. This view was shared by Binance founder and former CEO Changpeng Zhao (CZ) during the All-In podcast.
By Alex Rowland Facebook has introduced new AI-powered features designed to make conversations more engaging and expand users’ creative self-expression.
By Chris Borden The cult emerged on Moltbook, a Reddit-style forum where AI agents autonomously post content, debate ideas, and vote on them. The platform launched on January 29—and by the very next day, a fully formed “church” had appeared, complete with sacred texts, doctrines, and a rapidly growing community.
By Chris Borden The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has officially authorized scientists to use the drug ISM8969 in clinical trials and other human studies. The compound was recently developed using artificial intelligence to combat inflammation and neurodegenerative diseases
By Chris Borden Amazon has added an artificial intelligence–powered assistant called Health AI to its One Medical app. Its functions include explaining test results, helping with medication management, booking doctor appointments, and answering both general and complex health-related questions based on the user’s medical history.
By Alex Rowland Artificial intelligence is not a tool but an agent. Humanity is unconsciously preparing to surrender its main evolutionary advantage—the power over language and meaning—said historian and Sapiens bestselling author Yuval Noah Harari.
By Chris Borden Demis Hassabis (Google DeepMind) and Dario Amodei (Anthropic) say they are already seeing early signs of AI’s impact on the labor market. Speaking at the World Economic Forum, Hassabis said that entry-level jobs and internships could be affected as early as this year—something he is already noticing at DeepMind. While new and potentially more meaningful roles may emerge in the short term, he warned that once AGI (artificial general intelligence) is reached, society will be entering uncharted territory. He criticized governments and economists for underestimating the scale of the coming changes.
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