Google Launches AI Co-Scientist to Transform Research

Reading Time : 2 minutesGoogle’s AI co-scientist, part of the Gemini 2.0 platform, promises to transform scientific research by generating hypotheses and expediting discoveries. Early results show significant potential, but ethical concerns and limitations must be addressed through a Trusted Tester Program aimed at responsible exploration.

Brutalist Legacy : Berlin’s ICC, a Concrete Sci-Fi Dream

Reading Time : 3 minutesThe ICC Berlin, a Brutalist giant from 1979, blends raw concrete with sci-fi flair. Built to showcase West Berlin’s ambition, it closed in 2014 over asbestos woes. Now a listed relic, its future’s unclear—revival or reinvention? A Cold War icon awaits its next act.

Automakers Struggle with EV Supply Chain Sustainability

Reading Time : 2 minutesA report by Lead the Charge reveals that global automakers are falling short in eliminating emissions, environmental harm, and human rights violations from their supply chains. Tesla ranked highest at 43%, but no company scored above 50%. The industry lags in decarbonizing steel and aluminum, highlighting the gap between policies and real-world implementation.

Musk’s Bold Move : $97B Bid for OpenAI Control

Reading Time : 2 minutesTech mogul Elon Musk, leading a consortium, has made a stunning $97.4 billion bid to seize control of OpenAI, the AI powerhouse behind ChatGPT. This move follows escalating legal battles and accusations that OpenAI has strayed from its original mission.

Ackman’s Billion-Dollar Bet on Uber’s Future

Reading Time : 2 minutesBill Ackman’s Pershing Square invested $2.3 billion in Uber, signaling strong confidence in its growth potential. The investment boosted Uber’s stock and market cap, highlighting its operational achievements and advancements in autonomous technology. Ackman sees Uber as a well-managed business undervalued by the market.

Five Years After Brexit: The Bitter Reality

Reading Time : 2 minutes Five years post-Brexit, the UK faces significant trade disruptions, increasing costs, and mounting frustrations at borders. From long delays at ports to heightened paperwork and higher prices, businesses and farmers alike are feeling the impact. The competition has also intensified, and many now regret the decision that continues to affect their daily lives.