Chris Campbell:

The PayPal Mafia of AI

Two words: “AI swarms”.

OpenAI recently teased the arrival of agents, stating they’re unlocking "a whole new frontier of agentic things."

But they’re also hinting at a new type of agent… agents that don’t operate in silos anymore. Agents that work together. Agents that organize into “swarms”.

Put simply, imagine a hive of AI agents working together to accomplish unified goals.

The swarm is designed to facilitate interactive “conversations” with AI models. It allows developers to create chatbots, interactive agents, and other applications that can engage in natural language conversations.

But most people don’t realize this one thing about this new technology… crypto is at the center.

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James Altucher:

Low-Tech Solutions to High-Tech Cybercrime

You might hear that 2025 will be the Year of artificial intelligence (AI) cybercrime. But the trend really began in 2024.

AI crime will prove so overwhelming that some say the only way to fight it is through AI security software. But two incredibly simple, low-tech, and common-sense techniques have emerged recently that should become everyone’s default in business and personal contexts. (I’ll tell you about those below.)

First, let’s understand how the bad guys are using AI. Then we’ll show you how to fight back against them.

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Ray Blanco:

Google Unveils 'Mind-Boggling' Quantum Computing Chip

Google has unveiled a new chip that it claims takes five minutes to solve a problem that would currently take the world's fastest supercomputers ten septillion — or 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 years — to complete.

The chip is the latest development in a field known as quantum computing — which is attempting to use the principles of particle physics to create a new type of mind-bogglingly powerful computer.

Google says its new quantum chip, dubbed "Willow", incorporates key "breakthroughs" and "paves the way to a useful, large-scale quantum computer."

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