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Big Tech Is About to Spend $740 Billion on AI in 2026 — And Investors Are Getting Nervous

The AI boom is getting dramatically more expensive. Amazon, Alphabet, Meta and Microsoft are on track to spend at least $740 billion on AI infrastructure in 2026 , according to estimates based on the companies' latest earnings guidance. That would represent roughly a 77% increase compared with what the same four companies spent the previous year. The scale is difficult to comprehend.
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Claude Code Will Stop Asking for Permission All the Time — And That’s a Big Deal

One of the most frustrating parts of using AI to write and run code is surprisingly simple: The AI keeps asking for permission. “Should I run this command?” “Can I modify this file?” “Do you want me to continue?” “Can I execute this operation?”

China’s AI Push Accelerates: DeepSeek, MiniMax, and ByteDance Signal a Coordinated Show of Force

 Chinese artificial intelligence companies intensified global competition with a wave of product announcements on the same day. DeepSeek’s V4-Flash public beta, MiniMax’s H3 multimodal model, and ByteDance’s Seedance 2.5 video generation model show that China’s AI players are advancing not only on technology, but also on pricing, open-source strategy, and ecosystem reach.

Why Is China Collecting Bones from 53 African Nations?

China's decision to import cattle bones from 53 African countries has sparked widespread discussion on social media, particularly after comments from the Chinese ambassador regarding duty-free bone exports.

The Hidden Crisis in Classrooms: Why Students Can’t Focus Anymore

A candid look at the digital addiction and focus crisis in modern classrooms. Why teachers are not to blame for the shifting attention spans of the new generation. "I believe most of you have no idea what is actually happening in education right now. It’s understandable. If you aren’t working within the system, how could you know? But I believe you need to know. That is why I want to share a candid look at what it’s like to teach in a public school today.

Unitree R1: Ushering in the Era of Affordable Humanoid Robots

Unitree Robotics' humanoid robot, the R1, is gearing up for a global release with a price tag ranging from $4,000 to $4,500. What's more, it will be available for purchase directly on AliExpress. This makes it one of the most affordable humanoid robots ever to hit the market. 

Misconceptions in newborn jaundice: Solution ?

Newborn jaundice is a common condition that occurs in about 60% of babies. It is caused by a buildup of "bilirubin", a yellow pigment that is produced when old red blood cells break down.