From predictions that artificial intelligence will eliminate most human jobs to warnings that increasingly capable systems could eventually become impossible to control, dramatic claims about AI’s future have become a regular part of public discussion.
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It’s 2026, so it goes without saying that the majority of my life is online. Nearly all of my correspondence, whether it be email or social media, my day-to-day work, my calendar — all of it is digital.
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Across the board, the biggest theme is simple: whoever controls compute, chips, and distribution may shape the next chapter of technology.
[1/2]The OpenAI logo in this illustration taken June 11, 2026. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo Purchase Licensing Rights
