Scientists like Clark propose inflating AI systems like party balloons with data, not algorithms. The secret ingredient? Just supersize it, like your favourite fast-food combo.

Amid Moore’s Law fatigue, engineers are looking to photonics, in computing’s version of a dishy underdog, quietly keeping Netflix streams smooth and supporting ill-advised late-night online shopping habits.

“At our tech startup, we don’t send employees home, we shutdown servers. Welcome to an AI work-life where sleep is off the grid.”

“Adler’s gruff dismissal of OpenAI’s ethical concerns over GPT-3 reveals more about his own understanding than about the text generation algorithm’s potential pitfalls.”

“House of David’s” quirky team of animators pushes boundaries with AI, creating a CGI feast far beyond doomsday. A stunning blend of human artistry and robotic efficiency.

Adobe’s secret mission, Project Firefly, seeks to turn coding into child’s play. Will Lego-like simplicity build software skyscrapers or just dilute the coding canvas? Let’s smokewatch.

Data centers might soon take 8% of the globe’s electricity, and in-house servers could handle half of all digital traffic. Where’s the on switch for energy efficiency?

“MIT pioneers say AI should be sharper than a tack and as private as a diary – not exactly shocker news to tech enthusiasts, huh?”

In the plot twist of 2020, autonomous cars were upstaged by data centers. These unsung heroes smoothly drove the digital world, creating strong economic growth and unexpected employment opportunities.

“Cobots” are moving out from behind the safety barriers to groove in a productive dance with their human partners. Welcome to the far-fetched yet harmonious reality!