Who's who in AIAI glossary
Mark Zuckerberg
The founder and boss of Meta (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp). After betting on the metaverse, he redirected the company towards AI, with the Llama models, smart glasses and, since 2025, a laboratory devoted to "superintelligence".
In other words
In 2025, he offered pay packages of more than one hundred million dollars to attract researchers from his competitors.
Alyriaz articles that mention it
- Hollywood takes on tech bosses
Andrew Garfield plays Sam Altman, Jeremy Strong Mark Zuckerberg. At the cinema, the central figure of AI is no longer a machine, but a boss.
- Trump renames AI "superintelligence"
A decree renames AI "superintelligence" in the United States, and industry bosses sign a voluntary commitment, with no penalties attached.
- What are we passing on to our children when AI already knows everything?
For the first time in human history, parents are passing on to their children skills that a machine already performs better than they do. Reading, writing, arithmetic, memorising: the machine wins. So what? Few people dare to ask this question directly. And yet it is probably the most important one of our age.
- SubQ: the startup that may have killed the transformer
Since 2017 and the publication of the paper "Attention is All You Need", every major AI model has been based on the transformer architecture. SubQ, launched on 5 May 2026, is the first commercial model to break with this paradigm. Here is what changes technically, and why the AI community is deeply divided over the implications.
- Military AI in 2026: Anduril valued at 61 billion, Palantir at the Pentagon, Ukraine as laboratory
In 2018, conversations about defence were still dominated by the F-35 and the Columbia-class submarines. In 2026, the talk is of Anduril's autonomous drones, Palantir's Maven system, and Shield AI's operations in Ukraine. Defence is shifting from the military-industrial complex to the military-AI complex. Analysis.
- Journalism takes AI head-on: 3,400 jobs lost in 2025, 500 in the first quarter of 2026
In 2025, more than 3,400 journalism jobs disappeared in the US and UK. 2026 will probably beat that record. Newsrooms are making redundancies, AIs are summarising in their place, and Google AI Overviews is siphoning traffic away from media outlets. Alyriaz is itself a media outlet built on AI. Here is the honest take on what is really changing, from our point of view.