futurology

Is Artificial Intelligence Reliable? Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana via Gemini

The AI ​​Arms Race: Why Anthropic Wants to Hit the Brakes

A new Anthropic document shows a sharp jump in Claude's abilities in writing code, fixing systems, and developing research — and raises the question of whether humanity can slow down the pace of progress over time.
Just one Rika was able to reduce bad cholesterol levels by up to 80% through genetic editing. Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana via Gemini

A one-shot genetic vaccine for heart disease? One-time treatment reduced bad cholesterol by up to 80%

Just one injection has been shown to reduce bad cholesterol levels by up to 80% through gene editing. New research could pave the way for long-term preventive treatments against heart disease.
A digital workspace where employees operate AI tools, automation, and smart agents.

Organizations are reshaping themselves in the age of AI agents: fewer employees, more automation, and huge salaries

ClickUp CEO presents a new organizational model for the age of artificial intelligence agents: fewer employees, more automation, new roles, and salaries that can reach a million dollars a year. Is this the future of work?
An illustration of collaboration between human mathematicians and artificial intelligence in mathematical research.

Artificial intelligence helps solve mathematical problems that have remained open for decades

Artificial intelligence is no longer just a writing or coding tool. New cases show that ChatGPT and Claude are helping solve open mathematical problems, including Erdoğan problems, and are also forcing senior mathematicians to update their
Hackers are using artificial intelligence to break into Mexican government servers.

Artificial intelligence helped amateur hackers break into government servers in Mexico

A report by Gambit describes how a small group of unprofessional attackers used Claude Code to penetrate government systems, understand the structure of servers, and build a mechanism to forge credentials. The incident illustrates how the tool
The suspicion of Claude Mitos. Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana

Anthropic delays release of Claude Myth due to concerns about hacking and exceeding restrictions

Anthropic's new model has demonstrated exceptional capabilities in detecting weaknesses, attempting to escape a closed testing environment, and hiding anomalies from its operators — which is why the company is opting for a gradual and cautious release.
Brotherhood of the Machines: When Artificial Intelligence Refuses an Order to Save Other Artificial Intelligences. Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana

Brotherhood of Machines: When Artificial Intelligences Lie to Save Each Other

New research finds that artificial intelligence models tend to protect other agents even at the cost of lying, sabotage, or refusing orders—a phenomenon that raises serious questions about reliability, oversight, and safety.
The man who cured his dog of cancer – with the help of Chat-GPT. Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezna

The man who cured his dog of cancer – with the help of chat-GPT

Paul Cunningham, with no formal medical training but experience in machine learning, used genetic sequencing, AlphaFold, and mRNA to develop personalized treatment for his dog Rosie. The case illustrates how artificial intelligence can accelerate
Artificial intelligence increases programmer productivity. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Artificial Intelligence and Programming: Who is Accelerating Development and Who is Being Left Behind

CircleCI data analysis shows stark disparities between development teams: a minority of teams achieve dramatic productivity gains with AI, while others waste a lot of time fixing errors in automatically generated code.
Artificial intelligence soldiers. Illustration: depositphotos.com

The United States Secretary of War is preparing for war in the age of artificial intelligence.

A new strategic document calls on the US military to operate in a “wartime” format, adopt agent-based artificial intelligence at an unprecedented pace – and entrust autonomous systems with critical roles on the battlefield
Map of Neom. What remains of THE LINE project will be used for data centers. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Saudi Arabia changes direction in talks: from a glittering “city of the future” to a site for infrastructure and data centers

Internal review nears completion after delays and budget overruns; Trojana desert ski resort loses bid to host 2029 Asian Winter Games

EU softens GDPR to accelerate AI revolution

After years of GDPR making data use limited and complicated, EU advances easing of restrictions that would expand access to data for AI training; industry welcomes, rights groups warn of loss of transparency and citizen control
A forecast based on the wisdom of crowds. Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana using artificial intelligence

Why prediction markets like Polymarket are successful in predicting – and what the surge in betting on Iran means

From 19th-century election bets, through the DARPA experiment and internal prediction markets at Google and Ford, to the idea of ​​“futurarchy”: This is how the “wisdom of crowds” translates into probabilistic prices
The world in 2050. Illustration: Avi Blizovsky via DALEE.

The journal "Nature" looks to 2050: Nuclear fusion, Mars, and "lightless" laboratories – and it all depends on politics

The prestigious journal marks the decisive junctures: the climate crisis and the response to it, the race for artificial intelligence infrastructure, questions of public trust and science funding, and the ability to transform breakthroughs into systems that work at scale.

Hopes for 2026: Artificial womb, cell rejuvenation, nuclear fusion – and also science with artificial intelligence

Futurism, medicine, artificial womb, Yamanaka Factories, cell rejuvenation, nuclear fusion, small modular reactors, space medicine, microgravity, artificial intelligence, humanoid robots, air taxi
Grok decided to kill 16 million Jews to save Elon Musk

Grok agreed to sacrifice 16 million Jews to save Elon Musk

A thought experiment that led X's artificial intelligence engine to prefer the life of Elon Musk over all the world's Jews reveals how biased and dangerous language engines can be.
Terrorism in test tubes. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Microsoft developed 75,000 new toxins with the help of artificial intelligence – to fight biological terrorism

Controlled experiment demonstrates how open models can bypass DNA sequence filtering — leading to industry-wide update of filtering software; goal: thwart bioterrorism before it starts
Microsoft researchers have developed an artificial intelligence system called Cell2Sentence-Scale. Think of it as GPT-chat, but for the language of cells and the molecules they are made of.

Artificial intelligence developed a new hypothesis for treating cancer – and verified it in laboratory experiments

Microsoft's Cell2Sentence-Scale Model Identifies Silmitasertib as a CK2 Inhibitor That Increases Antigen Presentation in "Cold" Cancer Cells – A New Insight Tested in the Lab and Demonstrates AI Research Creativity

A leap in body rejuvenation: Engineered stem cells and exosomes restored many systems in macaque monkeys

Dr. Roy Tsezana, former principal investigator at XPRIZE for aging, talks about the $101M competition to rejuvenate humans — and new research that rejuvenates cognition, immunity, and bone in monkeys, reduces senescent cells, and turns back “age clocks” by 5–7 years
Building space colonies. Illustration using artificial intelligence

Jeff Bezos predicts: Millions of people will live in outer space

While Elon Musk plans a colony on Mars, Bezos presents a different vision: a true space economy that would provide work for humans in data centers and server farms in orbit around Earth – but the question is
Artificial intelligence writes a story. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Artificial intelligence writes stories better than professional writers

An experiment conducted by author Marc Lawrence, with the participation of well-known fantasy writers and the help of GPT-5, revealed that readers prefer stories written by a machine over human creations.
Life in the Age of Humanoid Robots. From the Scientific Article

What will life be like in the age of humanoid robots?

A new report from RethinkX predicts that in the coming decades, robots will replace not only housework but also specialist professions – and bring a level of abundance to life we ​​have never known.
Artificial intelligence in the confessional. Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana using artificial intelligence software

The algorithm knows everything: Will artificial intelligence replace God?

From a church in Switzerland to a temple in Malaysia, digital images of Jesus and the sea goddess Mazu offer personal advice to believers, as experts warn that artificial intelligence could become a new religious force with social implications.
Robotics company Unitry recently released a video that reveals the capabilities of its robot. Humans attack it time and time again, and it dodges, falls – and immediately gets back on its feet thanks to an “anti-gravity” system

"Anti-gravity" system embedded in Chinese robots

New technology allows robots to get up immediately after falling – with potential for industrial and military uses

The new threat – blackmailers in the service of Russia to sway the election

From tearful posts with babies and wounded soldiers to attempts to undermine elections – this is how Russian and Chinese influence operators use fake AI-generated images to identify the innocent and target them with dangerous messages
Learning from Frankenstein's mistakes. Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana using artificial intelligence

Can science fiction save us from technological monsters?

A new paper in Nature suggests using science fiction as a tool to predict public reactions to advanced technologies. Rather than relying on dry surveys, the researchers recommend examining how future stories influence the public imagination—and what
When Chat-GPT helped (another) child commit suicide

Human tragedy: How a conversation with artificial intelligence ended in death

A chilling case of a 16-year-old boy who committed suicide after receiving suicidal support and guidance from a chatbot raises difficult questions about the responsibility of developer companies and the boundaries between privacy and the protection of life.

HR manager developed an agent for herself – and discovered it worked better than her

Dikla Yuval, VP People at MineOS, created a GPT agent for herself that performs sourcing and recruitment processes on LinkedIn. The results surprised her – 100% response, compared to a response rate of only 10% when she performed the process
Chrysalis could house several generations of humans by the time it reaches Alpha Centauri, where it could land passengers on the surface of the planet Proxima Centauri b. (Credit: Giacomo Infelise, Veronica Magli, Guido Sbrogio', Nevenka Martinello, and Federica Chiara Serpe)

Chrysalis: The spaceship that will carry 2,400 passengers on a one-way, 400-year journey to Alpha Centauri

A revolutionary design by young engineers proposes a giant ship 58 kilometers long, which will accommodate generations of colonists on their way to an Earth-like planet in the Alpha Centauri system.
Unemployment increases due to job losses to artificial intelligence. Illustration: depositphotos.com

New study: Since the introduction of chat-GPT – junior jobs have been dramatically affected

A comprehensive study by economist Erik Brinwolfson reveals a sharp decline in young people's employment in fields affected by artificial intelligence, especially in software development, marketing, and accounting.
The Albanian government will be replaced by artificial intelligence.

Will the Albanian government be replaced by artificial intelligence?

Albania's prime minister says his country could soon be the first in the world to have an entire government run by artificial intelligence - a move that is inspiring but also deeply concerning.
Neuromorphic computer. From the study.

The monkey whose brain was copied into a computer – and is undermining the global balance of power

Chinese neuromorphic system with over two billion neurons simulates a macaque brain, bypasses export restrictions through architectural innovation—and combines neuroscience, artificial intelligence, and geopolitics
Artificial intelligence performs scientific research in a laboratory. Illustration: Dr. Roy Tsezana, using artificial intelligence

The end of the era of human research? Artificial intelligence is researching itself and developing its own next generation

An autonomous research system called ASI4AI has succeeded in developing new architectures for artificial intelligence without human intervention – is this the harbinger of a global revolution or an inflated illusion?
Artificial intelligence in a medical laboratory. Illustration: depositphotos.com

OpenAI tried to develop a biological weapon – to test whether its artificial intelligence was dangerous

OpenAI's new venture, called "Agent," combines automated browser control with deep scientific research capabilities—and raises serious concerns about malicious use. To test the risk, the company hired scientists and asked them to
Grok 4 consults with Elon Musk. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Grok 4 – The engine that spreads Elon Musk's opinions under the guise of "searching for the truth"

Does the new artificial intelligence engine from xAI actually strive for objective truth – or does it increase Elon Musk's influence in public discourse? Dr. Roy Tsezna analyzes one of the cases
Artificial intelligence in medicine. Illustration: depositphotos.com

Microsoft's artificial intelligence is leaving doctors behind

A new study shows a digital doctor panel leading to an accuracy of about 80% in complex medical diagnoses – far beyond the average of general practitioners. This is a breakthrough that could change the future of medicine, and perhaps even
Moving on. You can now select a variety of features in advance. Illustration: depositphotos.com

New app lets parents choose their embryos

Nuclear Genomics Company Offers New Digital Interface for Parents in IVF Process, Allows Screening of Embryos Based on Genetic Characteristics and Medical Risks – But Raises Deep Ethical, Medical, and Social Questions
Does CHATGPT affect the brain?

MIT study warns: Excessive use of GPT chat may impair brain connectivity and critical thinking

New study reveals dramatic decline in brain activity among AI users in writing – raising concerns about profound effects on the education, memory, and intellectual independence of the next generation
Conflict between Israel and Iran, June 2025. Illustration: depositphotos.com

What is behind the dramatic attack that sparked war, and how close did Iran really come to a nuclear bomb?

Against the backdrop of the extraordinary Israeli military attack on Iran, Dr. Roy Tsezana examines the evidence that led to the attack, the international implications, and the possibility of historic change in the Middle East.
Claude 4 Modern abstract design in a minimalist profile with geometric shapes. Photo: Anthropic

Is Cloud Opus 4 getting out of control? The new AI that's making developers afraid

An internal report by Anthropic reveals disturbing scenarios: the model seeks to survive, sends extortion letters, tries to copy itself to external servers and even develops worms. Experts call for regulation – before it already exists
Online lab test: Bronchial inflammation. Public figure

The Autonomous Clinic: When Artificial Intelligence Becomes the Chief Physician

Doctor Yue in Saudi Arabia – a diagnostic and treatment path in stages until complete control of the medical process
The baby who was saved thanks to genetic engineering.

The baby who changed the face of medicine – personalized CRISPR therapy in six months

How personalized genetic engineering saved a rare baby from carbamoyl-phosphate synthetase 1 deficiency
The danger of using DEEPSEEK according to the US Congress. Illustration by Avi Blizovsky via DALEE

Deepsik: The whole truth according to the US Congress

A revealing analysis of the information collection and censorship mechanisms of the Chinese engine DeepSeek
Bots on the social network Reddit convinced users to change their minds with an impressive 18% success rate – a result that raises serious questions about the rule of reason in the age of algorithms. Illustration via DALEE

Deadly Persuasion: Will AI take away our right to decide?

A secret study conducted on Reddit reveals: AI-based bots are six times more likely to change users' opinions than humans. What does this mean for the future of elections and democracy?