Explore MIT’s 10 breakthrough technologies for 2026
From sodium-ion grids to embryo scoring, MIT Technology Review’s 2026 list—presented at SXSW—maps where tech, energy, and biology are heading.
From sodium-ion grids to embryo scoring, MIT Technology Review’s 2026 list—presented at SXSW—maps where tech, energy, and biology are heading.
In my last article, we explored how DeepSeek’s Engram effectively gave AI a hippocampus—offloading static facts into a massive, efficient lookup table. It was a breakthrough in separating memory from reasoning. But what if the model didn’t just “look up” memories? What if it actually rewired its own brain while it was reading, optimizing its … Read more
The race for Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) has hit a bottleneck: efficiency. Standard Large Language Models (LLMs) are “computationally heavy” because they don’t know how to separate thinking from remembering. A groundbreaking research paper from Peking University and DeepSeek-AI—“Conditional Memory via Scalable Lookup: A New Axis of Sparsity for Large Language Models” (arXiv:2601.07372)—is changing the … Read more
LLM based autonomous agents can use Generative AI to automate processes without needing human intervention. There is a subtle distinction between autonomous agents and workflows as explained in this anthropic blog. If you know the series of steps needed to automate a process, then you can use a workflow. However, if you need a system … Read more