🔥 Stanford just made a $200,000 AI degree free.

No application.
No tuition.
No “elite access”.

Stanford released its actual AI/ML curriculum on YouTube. Not a PR-friendly intro. Not “AI for the public”.

This is the real thing. The same lectures shaping people working on frontier models.

What just became public:

Deep Learning (CS230)

Transformers & LLMs (CME295)

Language Models from Scratch (CS336)

ML from Human Feedback (CS329H)

Computer Vision (CS231N)

LLM Evaluation & Scaling

The uncomfortable truth:
The degree isn’t the scarce asset anymore. Execution speed is. Top schools know this. That’s why they’re publishing the playbook.

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Japan’s magnetic levitation train reaches 310 mph without touching the track.

⚙️ Engineering

AI and smart technologies would replace humans and be more efficient at labour and rescue mission.

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🇨🇳 AI-driven swarm coordination, with no collisions or visible lag.

In Liuyang, China’s “Fireworks Capital" 15,947 drones flew in sync, a new Guinness World Record with zero human pilots.

AI coordination soon should move from drone shows to city systems.

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10 FREE AI Courses to try in 2026:

1. Google AI Essentials

2. Meta Generative AI Fundamentals

3. Stanford Machine Learning (Andrew Ng)

4. IBM AI Engineering Foundations

5. Open-Source LLMs with Hugging Face

6. LangChain for LLM App Development

7. Claude code in action

8. AI for Everyone (Non-Technical)

9. MLOps Fundamentals

10. Introduction to Generative AI with Google

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Japan’s Keio University developed Arque, a robotic tail that moves in real time to help humans stay balanced.

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THEY MADE IT A SUBWAY IN 3.5 HOURS!

In Japan, 1,200 workers accomplished something that sounds impossible: they converted an above-ground train track into an underground subway line in just 3.5 hours!

Imagine this challenge: You have a train track that runs on the surface of the ground, and you need to move it underground so trains can travel through a tunnel instead.

Normally, this kind of construction project would take months or even years. But in Japan, a massive team of workers, engineers, and construction crews worked together like a perfectly synchronized machine to do it in one night - specifically, in just 3 hours and 30 minutes!

🇯🇵 Japan | Learn words 📚

This is a classic dollhouse burn used in fire service training. It shows how oxygen changes the behavior of ventilation controlled fires.

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🚁 We’ve taught drones to see what engineers once had to climb for.

This fascinates me — combining drones and 3D modeling is transforming how we inspect and maintain the world’s infrastructure.

Instead of slow, risky manual checks, drones now scan entire bridges in minutes — spotting even the tiniest cracks or signs of wear invisible to the naked eye.

The result: faster insights, safer inspections, and data-driven maintenance that helps prevent failures before they happen.

To me, this is what progress looks like — when technology doesn’t replace human expertise, but extends it.

Could AI-powered drones become the new guardians of our cities’ infrastructure?

#AI #Innovation #Technology #Drones #Engineering #Infrastructure #Automation #SmartCities #Data #FutureOfWork

Credits: Marc Theermann

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This robot works around the clock to plant trees and reclaim deserts. 1000s are planted.

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Sharpa’s North robot autonomously playing ping-pong against a human at CES 2026

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China is testing EV's that can EJECT their batteries in emergency situations.

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🔥 A developer from Kazakhstan built an AI agent that chats with his girlfriend 24/7 on Telegram.

The bot is trained on 5,000 pickup guides, remembers dates and anniversaries, tracks conversation context, and even tries to infer her mood to adjust its responses.

The creator, Arlan, open-sourced the entire project, so anyone can run the agent on their own device.

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Engineering solutions for water-safe retaining walls

⚙️ Engineering

It’s seems robots are not ready to fight humans yet..

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Developed by two 19-year-old students, these gloves translate sign language into sound.

[📹 LemelsonMIT]

⚙️ Engineering

🇨🇳 In Shenzhen China, food now glides to your table mid-air, guided by AI.

Delivery pods use magnetic levitation, AI routing, and linear motors for smooth, wheel-free motion. Each pod maps the space, avoids collisions, and optimizes routes in real time

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Decades of old rust and paint removed from this tractor hood after chemical dipping.

[📹minute_of_dangle]

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Not all robots walk on two legs.

Aletta is a robot that makes drawing blood completely automated.

We live in the future

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Engineer Ian Davis built his own mechanical prosthetic when his medical insurance did not cover him, it functions without batteries or electricity

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