Tech elites like Karp, Amodei, and Cannon-Brookes aren’t just building companies—they’re reshaping policy, energy, defense, and the global balance of power. As democratic institutions lag behind, a new techno-aristocracy is emerging to define the future of governance.
Sam Altman says humanity has crossed the AI event horizon. As artificial intelligence grows into a cognitive force, tasks once seen as miraculous are becoming routine. The world must now navigate ethical risks, job disruption, and a future shaped by superintelligence.
Amazon’s AI memo triggered a global reckoning as white collar jobs begin to vanish. Companies are embracing automation to boost efficiency while governments warn of a social fallout. The future depends on whether leaders invest equally in technology and the people it is set to replace.
Tech elites like Karp, Amodei, and Cannon-Brookes aren’t just building companies—they’re reshaping policy, energy, defense, and the global balance of power. As democratic institutions lag behind, a new techno-aristocracy is emerging to define the future of governance.
Australia’s DeWave is redefining brain-computer interfaces with an AI-powered EEG cap that decodes thoughts without surgery. While Neuralink drills into skulls, DeWave shows non-invasive tech can deliver real impact—raising big questions about access and the future of thought control.
AI-driven humanoids have turned factory floors into geopolitical battlegrounds. China is turbo-charging automation and redrawing alliances, while the U.S. scrambles to close the gap—placing the next era of diplomacy, defense, and economic power squarely in the decisive hands of intelligent machines.
As the humanoid robot market races toward a $60T future, a silent bottleneck looms—energy. From battery breakthroughs to power grid overhauls, this deep dive uncovers how nations and companies are battling the infrastructure crisis threatening the humanoid revolution.
Humanoid robotics is attracting billions in global investment, triggering a high-stakes race among tech giants, startups, and governments. From supply chain control to sovereign funding, this deep dive unpacks the capital, strategy, and stakes behind a $60 trillion opportunity.
AI is reshaping Western defense, but with progress comes risk. Australia stands at a crossroads: lead in securing AI-driven military tech or risk importing vulnerabilities. As global powers weaponize algorithms, oversight, cooperation, and resilience are now mission-critical.
Elon Musk is placing big bets on Tesla’s Optimus robot in the global humanoid arms race. From China’s Agibot to Boston Dynamics and Apptronik, this in-depth report explores the global strategies shaping the future of robotics, AI integration, and mass manufacturing.
Part 1 of The Humanoid Arms Race explores China’s dominance in humanoid robotics. From Unitree’s televised showcase to Agibot’s AI breakthroughs, discover how strategic investments, mass production, and self-sufficiency are positioning China at the centre of the automation era.
Trump’s Gulf tour seals $3.2 trillion in AI, tech, and defense deals with Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and UAE—featuring Starlink, Nvidia chips, quantum tech, and robotics—redefining the region’s global role.
Saudi Arabia’s bold $600 billion AI initiative, powered by U.S. tech leaders NVIDIA and AMD, transforms global tech alliances. With relaxed U.S. chip export rules boosting Gulf capabilities, the Global South must swiftly recalibrate strategies to compete in the new AI power landscape.
This special overview introduces The Humanoid Arms Race, a five-part series on the rise of AI-powered humanoid robots. Explore how these technologies are transforming economies, reshaping labor, and challenging global power structures.
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