Trump and Xi need to master a new art of the deal

The U.S. and China leaders face urgent diplomatic challenges requiring innovative negotiation approaches amid ongoing tensions.

Digg is back again, this time to aggregate AI news

Digg has reintroduced itself as an AI news aggregator, focusing on filtering noise in the fast-moving AI space. The platform is currently in alpha at di.gg.

Training an LLM in Swift, Part 1: Taking matrix mult from Gflop/s to Tflop/s

A developer documents efforts to optimize matrix multiplication in Swift for training a large language model on Apple Silicon, achieving significant performance improvements.

Google says criminal hackers used AI to find a major software flaw

Google reports that malicious actors employed AI tools to identify a critical software vulnerability, raising security concerns worldwide.

South Korea floats using AI profits for ‘people’s dividend’

South Korea considers distributing chipmakers’ AI-driven profits to citizens as a form of economic redistribution, reflecting concerns over inequality.

15 Best Cameras for Edge AI Prototypes in 2026

Discover the top 15 cameras for edge AI prototypes in 2026 and find out which one best suits your innovative project needs.

If AI writes your code, why use Python?

As AI increasingly writes code, experts question the continued dominance of Python for development. This development highlights shifting programming paradigms.

Asian equities surged May 11, 2026 on AI boom + easing geopolitics. KOSPI +4.3% to record 7,822, now world’s 7th largest equity market. Samsung +5-6%, SK Hynix +9-11% (new highs). Semicon exports +139% YoY in Q1. Nikkei opened near all time highs. Full details on whale

Asian equities rose sharply on May 11, 2026, led by South Korea, amid AI investment surge and improving geopolitical relations. KOSPI +4.3%.

Here’s what Mira Murati’s AI company is up to

Thinking Machines, founded by Mira Murati, announced development of real-time AI interaction models enabling more natural human-AI collaboration, with a preview expected soon.

GM just laid off hundreds of IT workers to hire those with stronger AI skills

General Motors has laid off over 600 IT employees to focus on hiring those with advanced AI expertise, signaling a shift in corporate tech strategy.