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10/10/2026

Trump wants to rename AI "super intelligence." Speaking at the UN General Assembly on September 22, 2026, he said US government documents will now call artificial intelligence "super intelligence," because the word "artificial" makes it sound fake. In AI research, though, superintelligence already has a specific meaning: a hypothetical future AI that outperforms humans at almost everything. Today's tools like ChatGPT aren't that. Trump also said the US will encourage AI development rather than restrict it. Should the name matter, or is it just branding? Tell us in the comments.

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Source: UN General Assembly, September 2026

10/09/2026

AI literacy is becoming a parenting skill.

Kids aren’t just using ChatGPT and AI tools for homework anymore.

They're asking questions, getting advice, exploring ideas, and interacting with ai in ways parents may never see.

And that’s why we need to talk more about AI literacy for parents.

This isn’t about being afraid of artificial intelligence or banning kids from using it. It's about understanding how AI works, what the risks are, what ai safety looks like for children, and how parents can help their kids navigate these tools responsibly.

We had to learn internet safety.

We had to learn social media safety.

Now we need to learn AI safety.

We created a program that shows parents how to introduce their children to AI at home; at the end, they get a certificate that shows their skill under the UNESCO AI Framework, which is the highest education standard.

It takes 15 minutes a day, and they can still join the program while going to school and other activities

It works for kids aged 9 and up. If you are a parent that loves your child, you will sign up now:

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10/09/2026

Boris Cherny, creator of Claude Code, has built a workflow where AI agents can keep working around the clock.

He runs hundreds of agents during the day and thousands while he sleeps, handling pull requests, fixing tests, and sorting feedback from GitHub, Discord, and support channels.

The results are hard to ignore. His team ships 20 to 30 pull requests a day, while his last 150 pull requests were written entirely by Claude.

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Media: Alex Kantrowitz

10/09/2026

Boston Dynamics Atlas went from parkour and backflips to factory work. The old hydraulic Atlas was a research demo. The new electric Atlas humanoid robot is built for real jobs, with 56 degrees of freedom, tactile hands, 360-degree vision, and the strength to lift 50 kg at once or 30 kg repeatedly. It can walk to a charging station and swap its own battery, and when one Atlas learns a new task, the whole fleet can use it. Would you work next to a humanoid robot? Tell us in the comments.

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Source: Boston Dynamics

10/07/2026

John Grisham says he doesn’t use AI when writing his books.

The bestselling author, who has written around 50 books, says he doesn’t understand or trust the technology and has no interest in using it for his writing.

For a writer whose process was built long before AI became part of everyday life, Grisham sees no reason to change what has worked for him.

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Media: CBS Mornings

10/07/2026

A few years ago, scenes like this from Terminator Salvation felt like distant science fiction. 🤖🎬

Today, we’re still a long way from machines like the ones in the movie, but humanoid robotics is advancing at a pace that’s becoming increasingly difficult to ignore.

Modern robots can already walk, maintain their balance, manipulate objects, recognize their surroundings, and perform increasingly complex tasks.

Now combine that with AI systems capable of seeing, reasoning, and making decisions, and the interesting question is no longer whether robots will improve.

It’s how much they’ll be able to do autonomously within the next five years.

The future probably won’t look exactly like Terminator.

But it certainly doesn’t look like it’s going to be boring. 👀🤖

How much autonomy do you think humanoid robots will have by 2031?

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10/06/2026

We’re living through the plot twists.

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Media: The Revanant

10/06/2026

Andrew Bustamante, former CIA intelligence officer, says the agency was already using AI as far back as 2007.

He says the intelligence community was using early AI systems to process large amounts of information, identify patterns, and support intelligence work long before generative AI became mainstream.

The bigger takeaway is that some technologies can spend years developing behind closed doors before the public gets to see them.

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Media: Decoded Genius

10/06/2026

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