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New Balance—threat to Bitcoin and Napoleon’s 200‑year cipher

The development of specialized expert neural networks has moved beyond simple language models into an era of solving fundamental algorithmic problems. Yet, the phenomenal capability of AI for cryptanalysis...

Battle of four philosophies: top‑shelf supercars

The ultra‑luxury hypercar market is fracturing as regions adopt distinct philosophies. In the US, Tesla blurs cars and aerospace with a tech‑first push. China treats hypercars as geopolitical showcases, rolling...

Trojan horse in nursery: how toxic ideas hide behind cartoons

When a business faces tough regulation or public protest, it turns to the most vulnerable audience — children. The classic marketing playbook does not sell the product directly so much...

High-fashion biometrics: elegant tech revolution

While markets hunt for compute power and neural networks, a quiet revolution is underway in personal health. Bulky smartwatches and intrusive alerts are giving way to discreet microdevices. The convergence...

Breakthroughs and blunders of autonomous AI

The results of the first week of large‑scale field tests with autonomous AI agents were simultaneously impressive, quirky, and frightening. Granting artificial intelligence direct access to browsers, email, payment cards...

Beyond gold: how 2026 rewires commodity map

Markets traditionally react to geopolitical crises by fleeing to safe assets, including physical gold. But the closure of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, combined with the explosive construction...

Some creative ideas to lend money

The era of high interest rates, strained budgets, and fading interest in classic bank deposits is forcing finance ministries around the world to seek non‑trivial ways to attract capital...

From past to future: how science‑fiction writers imagine AI

Long before the first silicon transistors and supercomputers appeared, the prophets of science fiction tried to predict what man‑made intelligence would become. In their novels, they did not merely depict...

Digital experts advance: from superforecasters to YouTube doctors

The line between human expertise and artificial intelligence is blurring at an unprecedented pace. Where algorithms once played supporting roles, neural networks are now matching top analysts on forecasting, helping...

Era of control over: from Buffett’s departure to revolt of AI algorithms

September 2026 could have become a historic turning point when familiar levers of control were lost in both the traditional economy and technological progress. A change of the board...