AI & Superintelligence (AGI)

RecallNet lets everyday users test AI agents in public, turning hype into blockchain-verified facts. AI benchmarks feel like insider baseball—arcane, exclusive, and impossible to verify. RecallNet flips the script by letting regular people design the tests, then posts every win […]

Adobe’s AI-fueled valuation sparks a fiery debate: are we witnessing the birth of creative superintelligence or the makings of a classic tech bubble? Adobe’s stock is soaring like AGI is already here. But is the market betting on breakthroughs—or just

Forget evil robots—today’s AI dangers look more like dumb mistakes on steroids. Every headline screams about superintelligent overlords, yet the outages, mis-hires, and algorithmic face-plants keep piling up. What if the real AI risk isn’t genius run amok, but plain

Tech writer Jasmine Sun drops 42 raw notes on AI job displacement—here’s the unfiltered truth about who wins, who loses, and what you can do today. Picture this: you wake up tomorrow and your inbox is eerily quiet. Not because

One viral post just asked if AI surveillance will make protests impossible. The answer may decide the future of free speech. Scroll through your feed and you’ll see cat videos, brunch pics, and—if you blink—an unsettling question: what happens when

Ethereum’s Vitalik Buterin just dropped a bombshell debate on AI safety—here’s why it could reshape the future of AGI. Imagine a world where superintelligent AIs don’t answer to any single government or corporation, but instead compete in a sprawling, open-source

OpenAI’s CEO just torched the term AGI. Is it brilliant clarity or a smoke screen? Yesterday, Sam Altman dropped a verbal grenade on X: “AGI is a pointless term.” Within minutes, timelines lit up with hot takes, memes, and think-pieces.

From fake news to autonomous weapons, the way we handle AI misuse risks today decides tomorrow’s headlines. Scroll through your feed and you’ll see dazzling demos of AI writing code, composing symphonies, even designing sneakers. But buried between the likes

OpenAI’s CEO called AGI “not useful” days after selling GPT-5 as the next big leap. What changed—and why it matters. Three days ago Sam Altman was on stage grinning, promising that GPT-5 was “a meaningful step toward AGI.” Yesterday he

Tech giants promise superintelligence tomorrow, but the science is still catching up. Who’s really winning the race? Every other headline screams that AGI is around the corner. OpenAI, Meta, Google—each claims the next model will be the one that thinks