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For years, companies subsidized AI operations to win users. That era is ending. The battle of models is shifting from benchmarks to price tags — and the same rule is now taking hold in the job market.

Chinese company AgiBot unveiled four new robots at WAIC 2026, including the A3 Ultra humanoid with 51 degrees of freedom. The company announced the production of its 15,000th robot and demonstrated live factory operations — 3,000 tablets per shift with less than 4% downtime.

While Google strengthens its position with the new Gemini 3.1 Pro model, China's Moonshot AI arrives with Kimi K3, which outperforms American leaders in coding benchmarks. Who is winning this technological race?

Japan's Rapidus and America's Cadence join forces: agentic AI heads for 2nm chip design. Their new tools, Raads Navigator and InnoStack AI Super Agent, promise to double the speed of advanced SoC processor development.

A Chinese research team has unveiled VideoChat3 – an open-source 4-billion-parameter model that outperforms giants like GPT-5 and Gemini 2.5 Flash on temporal grounding tasks.

Famed American author Dave Eggers accepted Sam Altman's invitation — then ditched the lecture and went on the attack. Students, he argues, are losing the ability to think and write in their own voice, and ChatGPT is entirely to blame.

Japan has launched the world's largest government-backed AI project for physical AI and robotics: 27,500 Rubin GPUs, 140 MW of compute power, and investments of up to $6.2 billion. The FRONTia project is backed by SoftBank, Sony, Honda, and NEC.

A detailed review of the new WPS Office approach, which integrates artificial intelligence directly into the workflow. Find out whether it can compete with Microsoft Copilot and what impact it has on the digital productivity of users in the Czech Republic.

Researchers at the University of Chicago have created ElectrolyteGPT — an AI model that generates complete electrolyte formulations for batteries, including ratios and concentrations. The AI-designed syntheses perform just as well as top-tier commercial electrolytes.

Starting in 2027, the European Union is introducing mandatory cybersecurity for industrial machines and robots. In parallel, the first certification courses for humanoid robotics specialists are emerging, and giants like NVIDIA are developing AI systems capable of stopping a robot in real time.