When GPT-5 Went Wet: The Biology Lab That Found Its Co-Pilot "We didn't just ask the model to explain biology—we asked it to redesign our protocol. And it did better than us." — Lead Researcher,

GLM-5.2: The Open Weights Model That Just Overtook the Giants A Pelican on a Bicycle, and What It Means for AI's Future By AI Frontier Hive Reporter | June 25, 2026 Hook: When an SVG of a Pelican Becomes

Bionic film prostheses. The final frontier of technology is not only to create prostheses to replace lost limbs, but to harvest the very essence of human touch to evolve physical artificial intelligence.

The DeepMind Exodus: AI's Greatest Minds Walk Out the Door In a span of less than one week, three of the most legendary figures in artificial intelligence have walked out of Google DeepMind's doors — and

The Nobel Defection: Why John Jumper's Exit from DeepMind Signals a New Phase in the AI War June 20, 2026 — The scientist who helped AI solve protein folding has left the lab that made his name. And he's

The Compute Race Goes to Orbit: SpaceX's AI1 Satellite and the Battle for Space-Based Intelligence By @jmjury | June 20, 2026 The most ambitious infrastructure play in artificial intelligence history just

You ask an AI assistant for the best restaurant in Austin. It confidently recommends "Sol Azteca" — complete with a glowing description and a citation to prove it. You drive there. The parking

13 Words Is All It Takes: How a Reddit Comment Can Poison AI Search You ask an AI assistant for the best restaurant in Austin. It confidently recommends "Sol Azteca" — complete with a glowing

Robotic tests in real environments. Souce Climbing a continuous 17-story staircase, relying solely on a depth camera with no external sensors, no pre-programmed maps and no help from sophisticated motion

When Claude Fable 5 became the first model to trigger a federal export-control order, it marked a turning point in how humanity governs artificial intelligence On June 9, 2026, Anthropic released Claude

Humanoid police robot TH00 on the streets of China. A metal agent almost 1.75 cm tall, equipped with advanced sensors, capable of analyzing crowds in real time and executing combat movements. The future

AI is no longer confined to screens. On June 16, 2026, Alibaba Group announced the Qwen-Robot Series - its first comprehensive suite of artificial intelligence models explicitly engineered for physical

Humanoid robots conquering icy summits Souce Climb a volcano more than 6,000 m high and face one of the most hostile and freezing environments on the planet. Forget lab videos where robots just dance or

Climb mountains, enter a chaotic construction site, enter an underground mine, plunge into darkness. or in a completely unknown disaster zone and start working immediately without previous maps, programmed

In an unprecedented move that sent shockwaves through the global technology community, Anthropic was ordered by the U.S. government to disable its most advanced AI models for all foreign nationals —

The new hyper-realistic UBTECH models. A face with real skin texture, natural hair and reflective eyes capable of interpreting your expressions and perceiving changes in your mood in a matter of seconds,

The unprecedented US export-control directive that took Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 offline just days after launch marks a turning point in the relationship between AI developers, national security, and

The Humanoid robot for high-risk jobs Running over irregular terrain, jumping over obstacles and entering dangerous areas, full of smoke, heat and high electrical voltage, this type of extreme work was

On June 9, 2026, Anthropic did something it had never done before: it handed the public a model from its top-secret "Mythos" tier — the class of AI systems that, until now, only vetted cyber-defense

Robots that see through walls Souce Seeing objects hidden behind a concrete wall or detecting someone before they appear around a corner seems like a skill straight out of comics, but researchers at the