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Somewhere in the world on St Patrick’s Day, a man used an AI agent just called 3,000 Irish pubs and asked each one the price of a pint of Guinness.

TL;DR AI didn’t fail.

“That’s it, man.

Once upon a time — specifically, in the first quarter of 2026, in a kingdom called Silicon Valley where the streets were paved not with gold but with something considerably more volatile — there lived a Tech Emperor, whose name, must-not-be-named.

In the Beginning, There Was Enough The light in Eden arrives before the sun does.

There is a scene from one my favourite animations of all time ‘Toy Story’ — if you watched the film, you know it without being told — where the moment the Andy leaves the room, the toys come alive.

Collins Dictionary has crowned “vibe coding” its 2025 Word of the Year, officially enshrining the practice of writing software you don’t understand into the English lexicon.

This video is a groundbreaking exposé on the true nature of modern technological achievement!

Here’s what history teaches us about grand deceptions: they don’t repeat exactly, but they do share a signature—a seductive promise of a transformative leap, a new technology so revolutionary it will remake civilization as we know it, backed by charismatic

In 1770, a Hungarian inventor named Wolfgang von Kempelen unveiled a chess-playing robot (known as the automaton back then) that fooled emperors, statesmen, and the brightest minds of the Enlightenment for 84 years.