AI stopped being just smart talk yesterday. OpenAI launched something they’re calling ChatGPT Agent, and unlike past updates, this one doesn’t just suggest things – it acts. Like, really acts. Need it to book a flight, fill out a form, or slap together a spreadsheet? It’ll do it. Not metaphorically. Actually. If you’re getting “Agent…
I remember when NVIDIA was just a name slapped on the box of a graphics card that ran Half-Life slightly smoother than its rivals. These days, it’s running the global AI arms race and holding entire economies in a silicon chokehold. Funny how fast the world changes when you monopolize the keys to the datacenter….
I’ve been around long enough to remember when “browsing” the web meant waiting 30 seconds for a single image to load on Netscape, while praying nobody picked up the landline. Fast forward a few decades, and most of us are using browsers that are still fundamentally passive. Chrome, Safari, Firefox – they’re faster now, yes,…
In 1999, Hugo Weaving introduced the world to Agent Smith, a suit-wearing software sentience with one job: eliminate anything that didn’t belong. He wasn’t a hacker, a virus, or a rogue line of code. He was an agent – the cold, calculated face of a system that had no interest in human survival. And back…
You’ve heard the warnings. Now they’re coming with spreadsheets. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei didn’t mince words this week: generative AI could wipe out 50% of entry-level white-collar jobs within five years. His prediction? Up to 20% unemployment if no guardrails are put in place. Harsh? Sure. But think about it. If an LLM can summarize…
