Every technology is both medicine and poison — what cosmology stands behind each tool, and how 'renewed life' begins with a question, not a new machine.
The purest act is not acceleration; it is a questioning pause before touching any button — before a tool, unknowingly, remakes us anew.
A parallel history: if the Industrial Revolution had begun with electricity instead of steam, what would today's world look like?
For the first time, we face a technology that can speak about itself — where is this new current headed?
When artificial intelligence moves from the laboratory to the infrastructure of all civilization, the scale of capital is no longer just a number — it is the shape of our will.
Four narratives from the world of large language models — birth, growth, competition, uniqueness.
New models are born every few weeks — from Google's unveiling of a speech-to-text model to open-source tools that have made building multimodal AI pipelines easier for everyone.
Today's small models do what only models many times larger could do a year ago; reasoning depth and efficiency are the main axes of growth these days.
The price of access to frontier models has nearly halved, and the balance of power between labs and geographies keeps shifting; open-source models are also closing the gap with proprietary ones.
The era of do-everything models is giving way to domain-specific specialist models; alongside this, new AI transparency rules in Europe have also changed how models differentiate and disclose themselves.
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