Hubs

Gemini Robotics is Google DeepMind’s family of AI models that bring Gemini’s multimodal reasoning into physical robots, translating vision and language understanding directly into real-world actions. This hub tracks its releases, capabilities, and the robots built on top of it.

Generative AI refers to systems that create new text, images, audio, video, or code by learning patterns from large datasets. This hub explains how generative models work and follows the tools, breakthroughs, and debates around them.

This hub follows artificial intelligence in Georgia — national strategy and regulation, local startups and talent, education and adoption, and how global AI developments affect the country. It is where the site’s Georgia-focused AI coverage comes together.

GitHub Copilot is an AI coding assistant built into the developer’s editor that suggests code, answers questions, and can complete multi-step tasks. This hub covers Copilot’s features, pricing changes, and how developers use it.

GlobalFoundries is a major US-based semiconductor foundry, manufacturing specialty and mature-node chips for automotive, communications, and IoT applications rather than the most advanced AI accelerators. Spun off from AMD in 2009, it has become a strategic asset in US efforts to build domestic chip manufacturing capacity under the CHIPS Act. This hub tracks GlobalFoundries’ capacity, partnerships, and role in the broader AI hardware supply chain.

Google is one of the world’s largest technology companies and, through Google DeepMind, a leading developer of AI models such as the Gemini family. This hub tracks Google’s AI products, research, and business moves, and what they mean for users and developers.

Google DeepMind is Google’s artificial-intelligence research lab, formed from the merger of DeepMind and Google Brain. It is known for breakthroughs such as AlphaGo and AlphaFold and for developing the Gemini model family. This hub gathers news and explainers about the lab’s research, model releases, and its role within Google’s wider AI strategy.

Governments worldwide are deploying artificial intelligence to modernise public services, improve decision-making, and respond to emerging challenges. This hub covers national AI strategies, public-sector procurement and deployment, government regulatory bodies, and state-funded research programmes — with attention to how international developments intersect with Georgia’s public institutions and policy landscape.

GPT-5.6 is OpenAI’s model in the GPT-5 series, offered in multiple performance tiers — including Luna, Terra, and Sol — each with its own price and speed trade-offs. This hub tracks GPT-5.6 pricing and tier changes, new capabilities, and how it compares to other OpenAI models.

Grok is the AI chatbot built by xAI, Elon Musk’s AI company, and is closely tied to the X platform. This hub follows Grok’s model releases, capabilities, pricing, and the controversies around it. Expect news and clear explainers on how it compares to ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini.

Groq is a US chipmaker known for its LPU (Language Processing Unit), custom silicon built specifically for fast, low-latency inference on large language models rather than training. This hub tracks Groq’s chip announcements, cloud inference services, and partnerships with AI labs and enterprises looking for faster, cheaper model serving.

AI hallucination is when a chatbot or language model states something false as if it were fact. This hub explains what causes hallucinations, why they matter, and what you can do to reduce the risk.

AI runs on physical infrastructure. We follow the chips, data centres, and supply deals that determine who can build and run large models.

Healthcare is one of the sectors most affected by artificial intelligence, from diagnostics and drug discovery to hospital operations and patient care. This hub gathers our coverage of how hospitals, health systems, insurers, and health-tech companies are adopting AI, along with the practical and ethical questions that adoption raises.

Helsing is a European defense-AI company that builds software for processing battlefield sensor data and guiding autonomous systems. This hub covers Helsing’s technology, funding, and the wider rise of defense-focused AI in Europe.

Huawei is a Chinese technology giant spanning telecom infrastructure, smartphones, and semiconductors, and a central player in China’s push for AI self-sufficiency. Through its HiSilicon chip design arm it builds Ascend AI processors and Kirin mobile chips, developed largely in response to US export controls that cut off access to advanced foreign chipmaking. This hub gathers news and explainers on Huawei’s AI hardware, cloud services, and role in the wider US-China tech rivalry.

Hugging Face is the leading hub for open-source AI models, datasets, and tools, widely used by researchers and developers to share and deploy machine learning work. This tag follows the platform’s product releases, model hosting trends, and its role in the broader open-source AI ecosystem.

Humanoid robots are machines built with a human-like body plan — two legs, two arms, a torso — so they can work in spaces designed for people, from factory floors to warehouses and homes. This hub follows the companies and labs building them, the AI models that let them walk, grasp, and follow instructions, and how close the technology is to real deployment.

Humanoid robots are machines built to move and work like people, and AI is what lets them perceive, plan, and act. This hub follows the leading humanoid robots, their moves from the research lab into factories, and the companies racing to build them. Expect news and accessible explainers.

Ilya Sutskever is a co-founder and former chief scientist of OpenAI, and one of the most influential researchers in modern deep learning. He later co-founded Safe Superintelligence (SSI) to pursue safe superintelligent AI outside the pressures of a typical product company. This hub collects news and analysis of his research, statements, and role in the AI industry.

India is emerging as a major hub for artificial intelligence — from the government’s IndiaAI Mission and homegrown language models to a fast-growing pool of AI talent and startups serving both domestic and global markets. This hub tracks India’s AI policy, companies, and adoption, and how the country fits into the wider global AI race.

Intel is a veteran US chipmaker that designs and manufactures processors for PCs, servers, and data centers, and is investing to stay relevant in the AI hardware race. This hub tracks Intel’s chips, foundry plans, and how it competes with Nvidia and others for AI workloads. Expect news and clear explainers.

AI interpretability is the effort to understand what happens inside a model between its input and output — the concepts and computations behind its answers. This hub follows interpretability research and why it matters for safety and trust.

Jack Dorsey is the co-founder of Twitter (now X) and the CEO of Block, the fintech company behind Square and Cash App. This hub follows his ventures into AI, from Block’s open-source agent tools to his broader views on technology and decentralization.

Jailbreaking an AI means using carefully crafted prompts to bypass a model’s built-in safety rules and make it produce content it was trained to refuse. AI labs treat jailbreaks as serious vulnerabilities and race to patch them. This hub explains how jailbreaking works and follows the techniques, disclosures, and defenses around it.

How Japan is building out artificial intelligence — from national infrastructure projects and government policy to the companies and research labs driving adoption. This hub tracks AI developments centered on Japan and their relevance for the wider region.

Jeff Dean was a longtime Google engineer and the company’s Chief Scientist, known for foundational work on its AI infrastructure and models. He left Google to co-found Discovery Loop, a startup building AI systems to automate scientific research. This hub tracks his career moves, public statements, and Discovery Loop’s progress.

Jensen Huang is the co-founder and CEO of NVIDIA, the company whose GPUs power much of the current AI boom. This hub collects coverage of his public statements, product announcements, and NVIDIA’s role in AI hardware and infrastructure.

Kimi is the AI chatbot and large language model built by Moonshot AI, known for handling very long documents and conversations in a single context window. This hub covers new Kimi model releases, features, and how it compares to other chatbots.

Knowledge cutoff is the date beyond which an AI model has no training data, and therefore no built-in awareness of events, releases, or facts that came after it. This hub tracks how leading models’ cutoff dates compare, why the gap matters for accuracy, and how techniques like web search and retrieval help close it.