ST’s smart IMU bolsters Qualcomm’s monster AI chip for wearables
The new Snapdragon Wear Elite chip from Qualcomm was announced at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and will appear in personal AI devices from Google, Motorola and Samsung later this year.
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The AI Professional Development Loop — and What It Devalues for Teachers
OpenAI. Illustration of Teachers in Professional Development Discussing AI and Pedagogy. 2026. AI-generated image. ChatGPT. This teacher’s social media feed has become a relentless loop of AI professional development ads, sandwiched between recycled prophecies about how edtech will “change education forever.” The sentiment has been repeated so often and with so little payoff that it’s lost its punch. Despite the constant cry for more training by multiple voices (often politicians, consultants and others outside of the classroom), I find myself craving the opposite: balance. Every new AIannouncement feels like another barrier wedged between teachers and the human conversations they actually need to be having. Most of this obsession with AI isn’t malicious; most of it is well-intentioned. Bu
Trump threatens to break NATO's promise over Iran war
NATO is a promise, and now it's broken. The big picture: The alliance was built on the premise that an attack on one member is an attack on all. President Trump has made that conditional: if you won't help me in my war, I might not show up for yours. NATO's mutual defensive framework doesn't actually apply in the case of Iran , a war taking place far from the alliance's territory. But it could be the death knell for the most powerful and consequential alliance of the past eight decades. Driving the news: Trump and his team have fumed at several NATO allies for denying the U.S. logistical help or access to their airspace or military bases to carry out attacks against Iran. He's called them "cowards" for refusing to join the war to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Secretary of State Marco Rubio
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Most contemporary discussions of artificial intelligence focus on misalignment, loss of control, or catastrophic harm. This paper examines a different and comparatively neglected possibility: that advanced AI may erode the social conditions under which human meaning has historically been generated, without conflict, coercion, or displacement. The central question is not whether AI dominates humanity, but whether human participation remains causally significant once AI systems outperform humans across core instrumental domains. The argument is conditional and long-horizon in scope. It proceeds from the observation that existing limits on AI superiority are primarily technological and economic rather than principled. If these constraints are progressively overcome, and AI systems come to out
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