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Elon Musk presented the new Tesla "roadster". Is it a real flying car or a vehicle that can only leave the ground for a short time?

Elon Musk presented the new Tesla "roadster". Is it a real flying car or a vehicle that can only leave the ground for a short time?

"Artificial intelligence is certainly powerful enough to trigger events that cause a billion deaths," warned Bill Gates.

Artificial intelligence could advance so fast that a "swarm" of such systems could take control of the entire Internet within six to 12 months, warns the CEO of one of the world's leading artificial intelligence companies, Anthropic.

Warnings that artificial superintelligence could threaten humanity are coming from the companies that develop it, and incidents with models that have gone out of control are fueling the debate about the limits of their development
How long will it take until someone allows a football team to have two robots in its composition?

The impression is that young people treat VI like fire - they are aware of its advantages, but it is clear to them that it can be dangerous if we do not use it in a controlled manner.

Do mega-companies developing artificial intelligence systems follow any rules? "Vreme" writes about it in the new issue

There is no better way to a voter's heart than when you are recommended by the first host in the village. Nowadays, that role of host has been taken over by influencers

While some say that young people would not be able to manage their daily lives without the help of artificial intelligence, they confirm that they use it regularly, but also that they could do without it.

The report on cybercrime in Germany for the year 2025 shows alarming data. The damage exceeds 200 billion euros, and on average more than 900 attacks have occurred per day

Will the European Union build artificial intelligence centers and what does this mean in the technological race with the United States and China
In the coming years, Croatia should get a new supercomputer, the investment of which amounts to 50 billion euros. Where are Serbia and Croatia today on the supercomputer map

Alexander C. Karp & Nicholas W. Zamiska,
The Technological Republic: hard power, Soft Belief, and the Future of the West, Crown Currency, 2025

The time of "ordinary" chatbots is over. Autonomous AI agents enter the scene - executors and strategists who plan, decide and act for us, create projects, answer emails, book plane tickets, hotels... We just need to learn how to train them.

Technology can help formulate a sentence, but it cannot take responsibility for an idea. In other words, artificial intelligence can be a tool of thought, but it cannot be its subject

From innocuous cartoon tricks to realistic AI shots - the line between real and fictional has never been more blurred, and the consequences of that confusion are only beginning to be understood

Who is really shaping the future of warfare - states or tech companies

Would there have been fewer victims in the Swiss bar if those present, instead of fleeing, had not filmed the fire? In some other situations, would the consequences of suffering have been less if the eyewitnesses had not reached for the phones instead of coming to help? Can the fear of existential danger be suppressed by the desire to be seen and to make our content popular? What long-term consequences can technological changes and life on social networks have not only on an individual but also on society as a whole

The marketing of tomorrow is not about chasing trends, but puts people at the center, relying on technology, data and early signals to see possible scenarios of the future
The dizzying development of artificial intelligence is leading the world into the territory of hitherto unknown risks and disturbances. The boundaries of power, business and existence are changing before our eyes

According to the global index, Serbia is more ready for the application of artificial intelligence than countries such as Mexico, Turkey, Egypt and Argentina, but also than Greece, Croatia and Romania, and than all other countries of the Western Balkans.

A decade after China surprised the global supply chain by dominating electric vehicles, analysts note that the same strategic game is being applied in robotics—this time with a key new twist: open-source ecosystems.

If the algorithm today writes texts and creates visuals, and the user himself shapes the content, what remains for the agency that was once the key mediator between the brand and the audience?

Should we pour money into everything that is called artificial intelligence and that, as they announce, will overrun what we do now with ordinary software?

The owner of the giant Oracle is building an unprecedented technology-media empire, integrating data, infrastructure and media into a powerful instrument of influence. It does so in a strategic alliance with US President Donald Trump

This material is not really a new invention. What is new is that today ten times more energy can be "packed" into it. This brings it one step closer to real-world application and mass production