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AI Boom in China, Space‑Based Data Centers, and Neuro‑Engineering Advances…
Lundi 15 décembre 2025 à 05:11
Biotechnology breakthroughs
Rats learn to play Doom, pushing brain‑computer interfaces forward
Neuroengineer Viktor Tóth unveiled a second‑generation platform that lets laboratory rats navigate a Doom‑style virtual arena and even fire weapons, a leap in brain‑computer interface research. The open‑source system, highlighted by Tom's Hardware, demonstrates how neural signals can be translated into complex, real‑time actions, opening pathways for therapeutic neuroprosthetics.
Tom's Hardware
Digital transformation in content and reading
Kindle’s “Ask this Book” AI assistant rolls out to U.S. readers
Amazon introduced Ask this Book, an AI‑driven feature that answers contextual questions inside Kindle titles without revealing spoilers, according to Engadget. Available on the iOS app and slated for Android and device expansion, the tool reflects a broader shift toward generative AI integration in everyday digital products, while sparking debate over author consent.
Engadget
Google removes AI‑generated Disney videos after legal pushback
Following a cease‑and‑desist letter from Disney, Google pulled dozens of AI‑generated videos featuring iconic characters from YouTube, as reported by Engadget citing Variety and Deadline. The takedown underscores escalating copyright challenges for generative AI platforms and foreshadows tighter enforcement across the media landscape.
Engadget
Artificial Intelligence industry dynamics
China’s AI sector projected to surpass 1.2 trillion yuan by 2025
The China Academy of Information and Communications Technology announced at a Beijing forum that the nation’s core AI market will exceed ¥1.2 trillion ($170 billion) by 2025, with large‑model capabilities improving by up to 50 % (China Daily). The forecast highlights rapid growth in embodied intelligence and a roadmap toward commercial 6G deployment, signaling China’s ambition to translate AI research into tangible economic output.
China Daily
Space‑based data centers gain momentum among AI leaders
Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Eric Schmidt and Jensen Huang have championed the concept of satellite data centers, with Google planning prototype AI‑chip satellites for 2027 and startup Starcloud claiming the first large‑language model trained in orbit (The Information). Proponents argue that orbital compute could alleviate terrestrial silicon scarcity and meet soaring AI demand, though skeptics warn of high costs and regulatory hurdles.
The Information
Investors flock to AI‑debt protection products amid market volatility
A new class of insurance‑style instruments shielding investors from potential AI‑sector defaults is booming, as detailed by the Financial Times. The surge reflects growing concern over the financial stability of rapidly expanding AI firms and the need for novel risk‑mitigation tools in an increasingly tech‑centric capital market.
Financial Times
Trump administration pushes a unified AI regulatory framework, sparking GOP rift
President Trump issued an executive order to establish a national AI standard, seeking to preempt a patchwork of state regulations, The Hill reports. The move has exposed deepening divisions within the Republican Party over the balance between innovation incentives and government oversight of emerging technologies.
The Hill
Technology advancements and hardware pressures
Global memory shortage intensifies as AI devours silicon resources
The relentless appetite of AI workloads for high‑bandwidth memory has forced manufacturers like Micron to suspend consumer RAM sales and refocus on AI‑grade HBM, according to XDA Developers. This “memory crisis” threatens broader hardware supply chains and may constrain the rollout of next‑generation AI accelerators through 2026.
XDA Developers
Rodney Brooks warns that the humanoid robot craze is heading for failure
Renowned robotics pioneer Rodney Brooks, famed for the Roomba, cautioned that the current obsession with humanoid robots in Silicon Valley is misguided and unsustainable, The NY Times reports. His critique highlights a potential misallocation of R&D funds away from functional, task‑specific automation that could deliver more immediate economic impact.
The NY Times
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