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Google wants to release 32 MILLION mosquitoes.

Yes, you read that right.

🦟 32 million.

But here's the twist:

The goal isn't to create more mosquitoes.
It's to reduce them.

The plan uses specially treated male mosquitoes that don't bite humans and can help lower mosquito populations over time.

What sounds like a sci-fi experiment could become the largest mosquito release ever attempted in the U.S.

Would you support it? 👇

While much of the world is debating the future...

China is busy building it.

In just the past year, we've seen:
🧠 AI models challenging global assumptions about development costs.
🚄 High-speed transportation pushing the limits of what's possible.
💻 Domestic chipmakers advancing semiconductor capabilities.
☀️ Solar projects generating power at a scale that rivals entire nations.
🚕 Driverless robotaxis moving from experiments to everyday reality.
🚁 Drone swarms demonstrating unprecedented levels of autonomous coordination.

The message is clear: China is no longer just following the future; it is helping define 2026.

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AI promises a lot, but if you could choose just one benefit, what would it be?

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This week in AI & Tech 👇

• Anthropic is reportedly nearing a $1T valuation ahead of a potential IPO.
• Claude Mythos is on the way, alongside the launch of Claude Opus 4.8.
• OPPO's ColorOS 16 update brings a wave of new AI-powered features.
• IBM and Red Hat are investing $5B to strengthen open-source software in the AI era.
• Google warns against manipulating AI search rankings with fake brand mentions.

The AI race isn't slowing down.

Companies are investing billions, launching more powerful models, and reshaping how software, search, and devices work.

Which update caught your attention the most?

AI can now generate ideas, code, designs, and even conversations.

But the most fascinating part is what it still cannot truly replicate:
human judgment, lived experience, intuition, and emotional depth.

This edition explores where AI still falls short and why those limitations may matter more than its capabilities.

Read- https://lnkd.in/gHHHNfKB

What AI Still Can’t Do And Why That’s the Most Interesting Part The Conversation Around AI Is Missing Something For all the discussion around what AI can do now, I think the more interesting question is what it still struggles with. Because despite how powerful these systems have become, there are still clear limits showing up everywhere once AI moves from demos

Everyone is watching OpenAI.

But quietly… Anthropic may be building the next AI empire.

Reports suggest Anthropic is closing a massive $30B funding round at a valuation exceeding $900B.

In less than a decade, AI companies have gone from research labs…
to trillion-dollar race contenders.

This is no longer just about chatbots.

It’s about:
→ Infrastructure
→ Global influence
→ Enterprise dominance
→ Who controls the future of intelligence

The most interesting part?

Investors are no longer asking:
“Will AI change industries?”

They’re asking:
“Which companies survive without AI?”

That’s a massive shift.

We are witnessing a moment similar to:
• The early internet boom.
• The mobile revolution.
• The rise of cloud computing.

Except this time, the speed is faster.
Much faster.

What’s your prediction:
Will Anthropic eventually surpass OpenAI in enterprise AI dominance?
👇 Curious to hear different perspectives.

The IoT landscape is evolving faster than ever. 🌐

From cloud-powered connectivity and Edge AI innovation to smarter urban water systems and rising cybersecurity concerns. This week’s developments show how IoT is reshaping industries, infrastructure, and everyday life.

Here’s a quick roundup of the latest IoT news making an impact. 🚀