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The best way to explain difficult concepts is by using simple language. In our longreads, we avoid using complex scientific terms, instead focusing on explaining everything that has to do with promising new technologies, scientific discoveries, and the problems that go hand in hand with technological progress. We strive to give you a detailed overview of the most important facts about technologies, in a way that’s not boring. In this format, we offer a comprehensive view of a particular event, issue or object without leaving out any important details or facts.

The Digital Glutton: The Truth About ChatGPT's Carbon Footprint

The Digital Glutton: The Truth About ChatGPT's Carbon Footprint

articles | | Tech & Security

Training a single neural network can require an volume of water sufficient to fill a nuclear reactor, while our queries to ChatGPT create a carbon footprint comparable to industrial manufacturing. We have uncovered the price our planet pays for our dialogue with artificial intelligence.
Collaborator or Competitor? Why Generative AI Has Not Become a Full-Fledged Artist

Collaborator or Competitor? Why Generative AI Has Not Become a Full-Fledged Artist

articles | | Tech & Security

When, in 2022, the Midjourney neural network generated the work "Théâtre D'opéra Spatial," which won a digital art competition in Colorado, it caused a shock. Many saw this as the sunset of human creativity.
Among Us: How Robots Are Creating a Brave New World

Among Us: How Robots Are Creating a Brave New World

articles | | Gadgets

In recent years, we have been witnessing a large-scale technological revolution. Innovations are emerging at the speed of light — moreover, the very model of interaction between humans and machines is changing. It seems that not long ago, robots were associated solely with science fiction, but today they are deeply integrated into the everyday lives of both tech enthusiasts and ordinary people.
The Quantum Era: How New Computing Will Transform the World of Data

The Quantum Era: How New Computing Will Transform the World of Data

articles | | Science & Education

We stand at the threshold of a technological transformation comparable to the shift from steam to electricity or from analog circuits to integrated microprocessors. Today, the focus is on quantum computing—a technology that promises not merely to accelerate familiar computations but to redefine the very principles of how we interact with information. In this article, we’ll explore how quantum computers work, why they matter, and how soon quantum technologies may become part of our everyday lives.
Private Space Stations: What the Orbital Economy Looks Like in 2025

Private Space Stations: What the Orbital Economy Looks Like in 2025

articles | | Science & Education

Today, more and more commercial orbital complexes are emerging, even though many people still associate the space industry with massive, exclusively government-run projects. Yet private stations now combine laboratories, hotels, and testing grounds all in one. This is how a new sector is taking shape — the orbital economy.
Neuroeconomics and AI: How Machines Are Changing the Job Market

Neuroeconomics and AI: How Machines Are Changing the Job Market

articles | | Business & Startups

A recent study has proven that artificial intelligence is no longer perceived as a revolutionary innovation or a novelty. Neural networks have long become a part of everyday life.
Clean Energy 2030: How Innovation Is Making the Planet Sustainable

Clean Energy 2030: How Innovation Is Making the Planet Sustainable

articles | | Science & Education

We live in an era when addressing climate change and achieving an energy transition is no longer merely an environmental goal but a genuine technological front line — one where “green” technologies are becoming the driving forces of industry, economy, and social transformation. In this article, we explore how new materials and energy sources are helping the planet, what role artificial intelligence plays in this process, and which companies are leading the greentech revolution.

Genetics, Neural Networks, and the Medicine of the Future: Human 2.0

articles | | Med & Bio

In the 21st century, medicine is undergoing a true revolution — algorithms are replacing doctors, 3D printers are printing human organs, artificial intelligence is designing drugs, and for the first time, humans can control their own biology and literally hack their bodies. Our very attitude toward health, aging, and the process of life itself has changed. But what will be the result of this revolution? Is it the key to immortality, or just another form of dependence on technology?

Climate Under Control: How AI Predicts the Weather

articles | | Science & Education

Until recently, forecasters relied on vast amounts of data from meteorological satellites, ground stations, weather radars, and other sources (e.g., ocean buoys, radiosondes), which is received in real-time.

The Post-Password Era: What Will Replace Biometrics in the Coming Years

articles | | Tech & Security

Until recently, biometrics—fingerprints, facial scans, or iris recognition—seemed the pinnacle of digital security.

Human and Device: What’s New in the World of Smart Gadgets

articles | | Gadgets

We live in an era when digital technologies are becoming not just auxiliary tools but literally a part of our bodies — an intuitive environment and an interface for consciousness.

The 9/9/6 Schedule, Game Corporations, and Other Wonders of the IT Business in China

articles | | Business & Startups

The Chinese IT market is a vast and dynamically developing digital landscape that has attracted global attention for several years.

Top 5 Cutting-Edge Chinese Inventions Set to Conquer the World in 2025-2026

articles | | Gadgets

The Chinese IT market and the country’s high-tech industry are steadily in the spotlight of the global community. The dynamically developing digital economy, which is projected to exceed $7 trillion by 2025, confirms China’s status as one of the main technological locomotives on the planet.

“Hello, Laowai!” Or What a Foreign IT Business Needs to Be Prepared For in China

articles | | Business & Startups

The Chinese IT market is a real El Dorado for ambitious companies dreaming of global success. The numbers speak for themselves: China’s digital economy exceeds $7 trillion, and the number of internet users has reached 1.1 billion.

Ticket to Weightlessness: How Space Became an Entertainment Industry and Orbit — the New Attraction

articles | | Business & Startups

Back in the 20th century, space was accessible only to astronauts — though ideas about its commercialization were already being discussed as early as the 1960s. Today, several decades later, more than 50 people have become space tourists, joining research missions without being professional astronauts. So, how much does a space trip cost? Can anyone go to space — and what does the future hold for this new entertainment industry?

Artificial Intelligence in China: From Facial Recognition to Intelligent Cities

articles | | Tech & Security

China is rapidly transforming into a global leader in artificial intelligence, actively implementing it in all areas of life – from everyday tasks to complex technological solutions.

The Elon Musk Phenomenon: From His First Video Game to Spacecraft

articles | | Business & Startups

One of the richest people on the planet, a technological genius, and a conqueror of space, Elon Musk successfully combines engineering talent with entrepreneurial vision. How did a schoolboy with a broken nose, beaten by classmates, go on to build a business empire and become one of the key figures in the White House?

Smart Homes 2.0: How to Move Into a Sci-Fi Movie Today

articles | | Gadgets

Remember those movies about the future where everything starts up, is repaired, and prepared for your morning wake-up automatically?

Home Doctor: How Gadgets and Apps Empower Self-Monitoring in 2025

articles | | Med & Bio

Given the frantic pace of modern life, where most of us barely have time for a scheduled doctor’s visit, there’s a growing need for medical devices and systems that can be used independently.

Print It! Bioprinting or How 3D Printers Create Human Hearts

articles | | Med & Bio

Medicine is on the verge of a revolution, and its name is bioprinting.

Solar Storms: How Solar Activity Impacts Earth and Space – And What to Do?

articles | | Science & Education

In recent months, news headlines have been filled with alarming reports: “The Sun is Exploding,” “Powerful Magnetic Storm Hits Earth,” “Unprecedented Solar Activity.” Following these reports, many of us have been complaining more often about headaches, insomnia, or fatigue, attributing everything to the insidious influence of space.

Deepfake Wars: How to Protect Yourself from Digital Doubles and Disinformation

articles | | Tech & Security

The era when we could trust our eyes and ears is rapidly fading. The culprit? Deepfakes – hyper-realistic video and audio forgeries crafted using artificial intelligence.

Midnight Munchies: 7 Healthy Snacks to Curb Your Cravings (and Conquer Your Hunger!)

articles | | Med & Bio

We all know the feeling: the clock strikes midnight, and your stomach starts rumbling, demanding food instead of peaceful, sound sleep.

Three Dimensions of Time: Does a New Theory Overturn Our Understanding of the Universe?

articles | | Science & Education

For centuries, humanity has perceived time as something one-dimensional, linear, inexorably flowing from past to future. However, recent research based on complex mathematical models and proposed by American physicist Günter Kletečka from the University of Alaska has allowed him to put forward a revolutionary hypothesis: time is actually three-dimensional, and space is only its derivative.
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