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LS Cable's first EU busduct plant triples capacity as AI data center power hunger grows

The AI buildout has a bottleneck that has nothing to do with GPU yields or copper cabling: getting megawatts from the grid into the racks. South Korea's LS Cable & System is betting on exactly that bottleneck with its first European busduct plant — and tripling its busduct capacity in one move.
When we talk about AI infrastructure in 2026, the conversation usually starts with GPUs, moves to memory bandwidth, and ends at token prices.
August 24, 2026 Daniel Cesak
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AI coding in 2026: open weights vs cloud — what the benchmarks actually tell you

The 2026 coding-model question is no longer "which model is smarter?" — it is "where does the model actually run?" Open-weight models can be useful alternatives to cloud models on everyday coding tasks, but that does not automatically make them the cheaper or better choice. We run both worlds daily: local models on our AI Arena rig (an RTX 5060 Ti with 16 GB of VRAM, served through Ollama) and cloud models in production pipelines. This guide turns that experience into a practical decision framework.
August 21, 2026 Daniel Cesak
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Offshore safety violations fell 80% after AI monitoring — what that means for EU workplaces

An offshore site in Abu Dhabi reported an 80% drop in safety violations after supervisors started acting on AI-generated zone-by-zone tracking data. AWS presents it as "autonomous monitoring" for workplaces. Here is what the vendor-reported figures actually mean, the injury baseline behind them, and what the EU AI Act says about cameras watching workers.

Computer vision has been promising safer workplaces for years.

August 20, 2026 Daniel Cesak
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The $99 "lifetime" AI bundle with GPT-5.5, Claude and Gemini — I ran the numbers

One $99.99 payment, no monthly fee, and access to several AI models in a single chat interface. That's the pitch of the 1min.AI "Advanced Business Plan" lifetime deal listed in the Boing Boing Shop on 19 August 2026. The upfront math looks attractive — but the model lineup, the meaning of "lifetime", and the legal and data-protection details deserve a closer look.
August 20, 2026 Daniel Cesak
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Cambridge ERA:AI fellowship 2027 pays £10,000 for AI safety research — apply by 13 September

The Cambridge ERA:AI fellowship is a funded AI safety programme that does not demand an ML PhD. The Winter 2027 cohort pays a £10,000 stipend for 10 weeks; accommodation and tax treatment are not confirmed in the announcement. The application deadline — 13 September, 23:59 AoE — is 14 September local time in most of Europe.

Applications for the Cambridge ERA:AI Winter 2027 Fellowship are open on the official ERA:AI application page.

August 19, 2026 Daniel Cesak
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ChatGPT for teens arrives: OpenAI's school push collides with EU privacy rules

OpenAI has launched a version of ChatGPT built specifically for high school students — with assignment uploads, stricter safety guardrails and a partnership with Common Sense Media. For European schools, the real story isn't the feature list. It's whether the launch can survive contact with GDPR consent rules and the AI Act's new obligations for general-purpose AI.

A product launch, not a model upgrade

ChatGPT for teens is exactly what the name says: a reconfigured ChatGPT experience aimed at students roughly between 13 and 18.

August 19, 2026 Daniel Cesak
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Seeing Machines brings its EU-proven driver-monitoring chip from car cabins to humanoid robots

Seeing Machines — the Australian company behind FOVIO, the low-power vision chip used in driver monitoring in modern cars — has launched a Physical AI Platform for humanoid robots, according to its launch announcement. The core idea set out in the announcement: a robot’s perception should run on the machine itself, at automotive-grade reliability, not in the cloud.
August 17, 2026 Daniel Cesak

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