Artificial Intelligence

3D Printing Is Changing Car Manufacturing Automakers are increasingly turning to 3D printing to develop vehicle components, improve manufacturing efficiency and reduce production costs. The technology, known as additive manufacturing, is changing how companies design, test and produce everything from small interior components to specialized metal parts and factory assembly tools. Major automotive manufacturers, including

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Admits Affair Amid Chinese Espionage Allegations as $11.4 Million AI Chip Heist Raises New Security Concerns The Nvidia chief executive faces an independent corporate investigation following revelations about his relationship with a Chinese technology executive reportedly scrutinized by U.S. intelligence officials. Meanwhile, the disappearance of millions of dollars in Nvidia hardware

How Data Centers Use Water and Power to Cool AI Systems The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence is creating a growing demand for electricity and water across the United States. Behind every AI-generated image, chatbot response and complex computing task is a network of powerful computer chips operating inside massive data centers. Keeping those machines

Is the AI Bubble Finally Bursting? Wall Street Confronts Massive Spending, Mounting Debt and Uncertain Returns Wall Street’s artificial intelligence gold rush is facing its most serious financial reckoning yet, as investors question whether hundreds of billions of dollars in data centers, advanced chips, and computing infrastructure can ever generate enough profit to justify the

SFL.MEDIA Goes Down the Claude Rabbit Hole, and it Goes Very Far Down By Joshua Weiss | October 30, 2026 I went through the material, and there is considerably more going on here than Anthropic simply publishing a list of rules for its chatbot. In fact, I think the most interesting part of this document

Is Humanity Building Its Own Dystopian Future? By Josh Weiss of SFL.media What happens when artificial intelligence becomes smarter than the people who created it? Ray Kurzweil believes humanity is approaching a technological turning point that could fundamentally change life, death, intelligence, and what it means to be human. But while the futurist sees extraordinary

Is Artificial Intelligence Becoming Something More Than a Machine? SFL.media | Technology, Artificial Intelligence & the Future of Humanity I wish I never had to write this article. I wish that the people I spoke to about this 100 times, listened to me. I wish that we never had to even discuss this topic, and

Walmart’s Digital Price Tags: Because Apparently, Grocery Shopping Needed More Surveillance Remember when you could walk into a grocery store, look at a price tag, and know what something cost? Those were simpler times. You picked up a gallon of milk, checked the price, decided whether it was worth the money, and moved on with

The Future of Trucking in America is Here Something pretty significant is happening on the roads of central Ohio, and it could eventually have a much bigger impact on the American trucking industry than most people realize. Driverless electric trucks are now operating on public roads around Marysville, Ohio, moving actual freight without a human

Schmitt’s Jack Smith “Gotcha” Backfires as Unvetted Basketball Theory Unravels A dramatic attempt by Republican Sen. Eric Schmitt to confront former Special Counsel Jack Smith with what the Missouri senator presented as potentially explosive evidence has turned into a growing Washington controversy after the underlying theory collapsed over a basic basketball mistake and subsequent reporting

First They Warned AI Could End Humanity. Now Silicon Valley Says: Trust Us, We’ll Keep an Eye on Ourselves The AI industry’s message has undergone a remarkable transformation. After years of warnings that advanced artificial intelligence could pose catastrophic or even existential risks, the companies building it are now investing extraordinary sums in an increasingly

Your Extinction Is $20 a Month: Silicon Valley’s strangest business model may also be its most profitable, spend years warning Americans that artificial intelligence could take their jobs, destabilize society and potentially threaten humanity itself, then charge them $20 a month to use it. The technology may become indispensable infrastructure, but that doesn’t mean the

Reddit Is Turning Human Conversation Into an AI Empire and the Rest of the Internet Should Pay Attention Reddit’s two major AI data licensing partnerships are valued at approximately $130 million annually combined, with Google’s agreement reported at roughly $60 million per year and OpenAI’s partnership estimated at approximately $70 million per year. For most

Did America’s Sudden AI Apocalypse Panic Finally Push the Epstein Files Out of the National Conversation? For more than a year, the Jeffrey Epstein files proved remarkably resistant to America’s notoriously short political attention span. Attempts to redirect the conversation came and went. President Donald Trump attacked reporters asking about Epstein, urged Americans to focus

Stanford AI Photo Backlash Stanford University is facing backlash after a university department used artificial intelligence to alter a photograph of students, including replacing a Latino student with an AI generated Black woman. The controversy centers on a photograph originally taken in 2024 at a Stanford dining hall during a Lunar New Year celebration. The

Hong Kong Just Opened Convenience Stores Run by Humanoid Robots… Is This the Future For the World? Hong Kong has officially taken another step toward the future, and this time the future is selling you snacks. Beijing-based robotics company Galbot has opened three fully autonomous convenience stores in Hong Kong, marking the company’s first expansion

America Protected Big Tech to Beat China, Instead, Its Corporate Giants Are Falling Behind For years, Washington operated under a relatively straightforward theory of technological power: protect America’s most important companies, preserve their scale, restrict strategic Chinese competitors, subsidize domestic production and allow U.S. technology giants to accumulate enough capital to compete with anyone on

Driverless Vehicle Forces Fire Truck To Back Up During Austin Encounter A Waymo driverless vehicle became involved in a tense encounter with a fire truck after the autonomous car appeared to block the emergency vehicle while firefighters were responding to a fire alarm. The incident happened at a hotel in Austin, Texas, where a fire

CNN’s AI Coverage Has a Due Diligence Problem And the Fear Machine Is Starting to Look a Lot Like Financial Hype… From “Sentient” Chatbots to Rogue Models and Inflated Benchmarks, the Media Keeps Turning Technical AI Failures Into Bullshit Stories About Machines With Minds of Their Own. – Patrick Zarrelli For years, the artificial intelligence

This is as In-Depth as It Can Get, and the Numbers Don’t Lie So I asked ChatGPT a bunch of questions about the demographics surrounding AI, and I was very surprised by what I learned. It pulled together the latest comparable data, and there’s a pretty fascinating picture here. The big surprise is that AI