AI in June 2026 has moved beyond software hype into infrastructure, governance, energy, finance and workforce transformation. This article explores the current state of AI, the most likely futures through 2031, and the risks that could reshape the industry.
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AI agents are moving beyond chatbots into systems that can act, call tools, store memory, trigger workflows, and influence public signals. This article explores the rise of agentic threats, external agent sprawl, information bombs, and the emerging debate over whether we need an Anti-Agent Firewall.
Artificial Intelligence is creating unprecedented demand for electricity, forcing governments, hyperscalers, and researchers to rethink how future data centres will be powered. While orbital data centres and space-based solar power capture public imagination, atmospheric solar platforms may offer a more practical, scalable, and economically viable solution over the next two decades. This article compares atmospheric, ocean-based, terrestrial, nuclear, and space energy architectures to determine which technologies are best positioned to support the next generation of AI infrastructure.
Ship-based AI compute platforms transform ships into mobile, sovereign data centers—bringing compute directly to power, ports, and fiber. This article breaks down the real-world architecture, economics, and use cases behind floating AI infrastructure.
Project Prometheus explores how modular, portable AI compute plants can bypass grid bottlenecks, cut deployment time, and turn energy rich locations into sovereign AI infrastructure assets.
AI scaling is no longer limited by algorithms but by power, geopolitics, and time. This article explores how sovereign, portable compute infrastructure could redefine global AI deployment.