Eugenia Kuyda founded Luka Inc. following the tragic loss of a friend, leading her to create Replika, an AI conversational companion. Designed to alleviate loneliness, Replika learns from users’ emotions and conversations, fostering connection rather than replacing human interaction. Kuyda embraces empathy in technology, addressing deep emotional needs. Continue reading Eugenia Kuyda: Creating AI from Grief
A photograph of Elon Musk and his son at St Peter’s Basilica captured a rare moment of stillness amidst his typically dynamic life. His visits to Italy, including Florence, showcase how art can humble and connect individuals, including Musk. These experiences highlight the potential for reconciliation through shared human moments rather than conflict. Continue reading Elon Musk’s Italian Family Adventures: Art, Fatherhood, and Connection
Starlink V2 Mini satellites, SpaceX’s enhanced version, offer greater capacity and efficiency compared to earlier models. With over 2,000 units launched by December 2025, they incorporate advanced technology, capable of delivering up to 60 Gbps per satellite. Their design enables better propulsion, direct-to-cell capabilities, and improved connectivity worldwide. Continue reading When Elon Went to Space
An ordinary person converses with AI Grok, exploring Large Language Models (LLMs) like GPT and their transformative impact. Built on the revolutionary Transformer architecture, these models democratize AI, offering open access to advanced technology. As AI becomes a public good, its potential parallels the widespread availability of electricity and clean water, empowering everyone. Continue reading Unlocking AI: The Evolution and Accessibility of Transformer Models
In a world where tele-sales once conjured images of high-pressure boiler rooms and scripted pitches, artificial intelligence is poised to flip the script. Imagine a tireless digital rep dialing prospects, probing needs with Socratic questions, handling objections with unflappable poise, … Continue reading The Dawn of AI-Powered Sales Calls: Outsmarting Humans at Spotting Buyers and Closing Deals
By Our Science Correspondent For most of human history, an unbroken eight hours of sleep was not the norm. Long before electric light and factory clocks ruled the night, people across Europe, Africa and Asia lived by a very different … Continue reading Why We Wake at 3am: The Forgotten Secret of ‘Second Sleep’
