An AI Winter Could Be Good for AI
The AI boom has been built on abundant capital and ever more computation. A financial correction could make efficiency matter again.
The $200/kg Threshold: When AI Data Centres in Space Start to Make Economic Sense
At $200 per kilogram, launch no longer kills the case for a lightweight orbital AI data centre on its own. Cooling, power, radiation, networking and replacement life then decide whether it can compete with Earth.
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Humanoid Robots in 2026: Unitree’s IPO, China’s Lead and the Race to Make Robots Useful
Unitree’s extraordinary STAR Market debut confirms that humanoid robotics has become a serious industrial sector. This evidence-led analysis separates shipments from deployment and asks whether better AI, manipulation and tactile sensing can turn humanoid bodies into useful workers.
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UK Physics Cuts: Cutting Physics to Fund AI Is How You Lose Both
The UK is cutting fundamental physics while prioritising AI. That misunderstands where AI came from: physics, long-term research and the scientific foundations ministers now risk weakening.
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