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'Humans behave better when watched': Xprice founder, tech leaders make the case for surveillance

Tech leaders like Peter Diamandis and Larry Ellison are championing a future of 'radical transparency' enabled by a vast network of sensors. They argue that constant monitoring, from home cameras to orbiting satellites, will foster better human behaviour as 'no one can hide.'

The Economic Times

'Then Why You Got So Much Of It?': Elon Musk Trashed Online After Losing Trillionaire Status

Elon Musk has lost his brief trillionaire status after steep falls in SpaceX and Tesla shares cut his Bloomberg‑estimated net worth to about $957 billion.

International Business Times UK

Despite his new trillionaire status, Elon Musk says money ‘will stop being relevant’ in the future because of AI

The SpaceX CEO envisions a world where robots serve humans, and the output of goods and services will far exceed the supply of money, creating deflation.

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'xAI Is Half The Age Of Anthropic, OpenAI Is Four Times Older': Elon Musk Dares Critics To Wait 3 Years

Elon Musk believes his company's AI model will be great and urged critics to wait three years to see where things stand relative to rival models.

International Business Times UK

Billionaire Peter Diamandis offers $3.5 million to filmmakers who portray AI as the hero—not the villain

Diamandis wants to replace “Terminator” and make optimistic sci-fi cool again with a new generation of films.

Fortune

“It’s like a toddler that needs to be overseen”: Inside the limits of always-on AI agents

Early adopters using tools like OpenClaw and Claude Code say always-on AI is improving—but experts say they are still far from totally hands-off.

Fortune

Elon Musk Says Retirement Savings Will Be ‘Irrelevant’ — Here’s Why AI Could Change Everything

The world's richest man claims that AI abundance will make retirement savings redundant over the next couple of decades. It may sound like economic science fiction, but his claims are grounded in solid theory.

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Musk Declares Human Death Could Be Beaten With 'Extremely Solvable' Longevity Breakthrough

Elon Musk has claimed that conquering human aging and achieving 'semi-immortality' is an 'extremely solvable problem' during a podcast interview with Peter Diamandis.

International Business Times UK

Elon Musk says AI surgeons will be better than humans in just three years

Musk is ‘too optimistic’, with years of comparative testing required before robots can work on humans, an expert says

The Independent UK

Ex-Google CEO says superintelligence is tech's holy grail—but the U.S. is ill-equipped to address its 'natural limit'

Superintelligence is why some of the biggest names in tech, including Mark Zuckerberg and Sam Altman, are warring over AI talent.

Fortune

Global longevity competition for $101 million names semifinalists—here are their ideas for extending life by 10 years or more

Teams from all over the globe, composed of students, university researchers, and even a Nobel Prize winner, are competing for the coveted prize.

Fortune

Move over, pina coladas: Get Botox and stem cells on this luxury wellness cruise

Say goodbye to vacationing horizontally with cocktails.

Fortune

Building a 'longevity mindset' can help you live longer, says one expert. Here's how

Here are the ways to build a longevity mindset

Fortune

XPRIZE launches $101 million competition for innovations that combat aging and restore a decade of life

Founder Peter Diamandis calls for researchers, technologists, physicians, and AI experts to participate.

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Wildfires are ravaging the American west. Can a contest help solve the problem?

Like many Californians, Peter Diamandis grew frustrated in recent years by the "craziness" of constant wildfire alerts he's received.

Fortune

'I'm still alive': Elon Musk reveals his unusual breakfast

Musk's day starts with a sugary snack, a habit also favored by Warren Buffet.

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