Biohacking — the practice of using science, technology, and lifestyle adjustments to optimize human performance and well-being — continues to evolve rapidly. What once felt like niche experimentation is now entering the mainstream as people seek more control over their health, productivity, and longevity. In 2026, several biohacking trends are gaining widespread traction, blending cutting-edge… Continue reading Top 5 Biohacking Trends Going Mainstream in 2026
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Top 5 Mistakes Businesses Make After Expanding Beyond 50 Locations
Reaching 50 locations is a major milestone. It signals product-market fit, operational strength and brand traction. But it’s also a dangerous inflection point. What works for 5 or 20 stores often breaks at 50+. Complexity increases, communication stretches and leadership gaps become more visible. Many brands that scale quickly stall — or even decline —… Continue reading Top 5 Mistakes Businesses Make After Expanding Beyond 50 Locations
Top 5 AI Tools Every Founder Will Use in 2026
In 2026, artificial intelligence isn’t just a “nice to have.” It’s becoming a core part of how startups are built, scaled and managed. Founders today are expected to move fast, operate lean and compete globally from day one. AI tools make that possible by automating routine tasks, improving decision-making and helping small teams perform like… Continue reading Top 5 AI Tools Every Founder Will Use in 2026
Top 5 AI Tools Every Founder Will Use in 2026
By 2026, artificial intelligence will no longer be a competitive advantage for founders — it will be basic infrastructure. Just as email, cloud computing, and mobile apps became unavoidable, AI tools are rapidly becoming embedded in how companies are built, operated, and scaled. The most successful founders won’t necessarily be the most technical, but they… Continue reading Top 5 AI Tools Every Founder Will Use in 2026
The Top 5 Skills Likely to Become Obsolete by 2026
The pace of technological change is accelerating faster than at any point in modern history. Automation, artificial intelligence and new digital tools are not just transforming industries — they are quietly redefining which skills still matter in the workplace. While many abilities will evolve rather than disappear, some once-valuable skills are already losing relevance and… Continue reading The Top 5 Skills Likely to Become Obsolete by 2026
The Age of AI Media Is Arriving — Ready or Not
Is artificial intelligence about to save creative industries, or burn them down? For decades, storytelling has been the domain of humans. Novelists, photographers, filmmakers, musicians and journalists shaped culture through lived experience, craft and imagination. Today, that long-standing creative order is facing its most disruptive force yet: artificial intelligence. From fiction writing and commercial imagery… Continue reading The Age of AI Media Is Arriving — Ready or Not
Generative AI Begins to Bite Into Incomes of Japan’s Creative Workers
Generative artificial intelligence is starting to leave a measurable mark on Japan’s creative economy, with a growing number of artists reporting that the technology is affecting their livelihoods. A recent survey by the Freelance League of Japan, an organization that tracks working conditions for independent professionals, found that more than 10% of creators experienced a… Continue reading Generative AI Begins to Bite Into Incomes of Japan’s Creative Workers
Big AI’s Healthcare Ambitions May Be Running Ahead of Reality
Artificial intelligence companies are making increasingly bold moves into healthcare, positioning their chatbots as tools that could reshape how patients and doctors interact with medical information. OpenAI has unveiled plans for a consumer-oriented product dubbed ChatGPT Health, while rival Anthropic is promoting a version of its Claude chatbot designed to assist clinicians with diagnosis support… Continue reading Big AI’s Healthcare Ambitions May Be Running Ahead of Reality
Samsung Poised to Power OpenAI’s First AI Wearable With Exynos Chip
Samsung Electronics appears to be on the verge of landing a high-profile semiconductor win, with its Exynos application processor expected to power OpenAI’s upcoming artificial intelligence wearable device. If finalized, the deal would extend Samsung’s chip business beyond smartphones and smartwatches into the fast-emerging AI wearables market, while deepening ties with one of the world’s… Continue reading Samsung Poised to Power OpenAI’s First AI Wearable With Exynos Chip
Japan Reaches a Milestone as Self-Driving Bus Debuts on Public Roads in Greater Tokyo
Japan has taken a significant step toward the future of autonomous transportation, with a self-driving bus operating on public roads in the greater Tokyo area for the first time. The trial, launched on Tuesday by a research team from the University of Tokyo, marks a major advance in the country’s efforts to bring highly automated… Continue reading Japan Reaches a Milestone as Self-Driving Bus Debuts on Public Roads in Greater Tokyo