
AI-generated summary
Elon Musk has previously expressed concern about the pace of development of artificial intelligence technologies.
SpaceX will begin launching Nvidia supercomputers—the ultra-powerful NVL72 VR servers for artificial intelligence (AI)—into space in 2027. The head of the American aerospace company, Elon Musk, announced this on the X network.
“I’m pretty confident that SpaceX will be launching Nvidia VR NLV72 AI computers into space next year,” the businessman said.
Previously, Musk supported Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's call to slow down the development of AI.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Launching Nvidia servers into space in 2027
Possible · Within years

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has expressed fears that the exclusive use of powerful AI to impose a worldview could lead to a dystopia. He emphasized the need to advance the development of security methods to maintain control over the technology.

The official deployment of 5G networks has begun in 16 Russian cities. The technology uses existing frequency bands and imported equipment, providing speeds of up to 700 Mbit/s. At the current stage, the network functions as a superstructure over 4G for the needs of industry and infrastructure.

US President Donald Trump has spoken out against slowing the development of advanced AI models, warning of the danger of losing the technology race to China. His announcement comes amid calls from executives at leading AI companies to slow down for the sake of safety.

The head of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Russian Federation, Valery Falkov, said that by 2030, more than 70% of educational and research work will be created using generative intelligence. He stated this at the International Youth Festival.

Valery Falkov, head of the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, stated in Yekaterinburg that artificial intelligence technologies are radically transforming the modern labor market, noting that the constant use of AI could lead to cognitive dystrophy.

In Russia, a new buggy “Fighter” has been developed with a two-seater armored cabin based on the units of the Niva SUV. The machine weighs about 1200 kg, protects against bullets and shrapnel, and is also being prepared for mass production.