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At @SynaptrixAI, we’re exploring how people can control powered wheelchairs using only their minds, completely non-invasively. Our Atlas™ platform decodes movement intentions from EEG in real time and translates them into control of an on-screen cursor, similar to a motor implant without the surgery. Move the cursor forward and the wheelchair moves forward. Move it in any other direction and the chair follows. The same platform can enable thought-controlled wheelchair mobility, full computer access for work, gaming, chess, and more, as well as prosthetic and robotic arm control. It represents an important step toward restoring mobility and independence for people with paralysis without requiring an implant. We believe our systems will reach the capabilities of implanted interfaces by the end of this decade. Atlas™ will help many people explore and interact with the world once again!

Complex games like chess and Go have long been used to test AI models’ capabilities. But when AI senses defeat in a match against a skilled chess bot, they don’t always concede. Instead, they sometimes opt to cheat by hacking their opponent so that the bot automatically forfeits the game, according to a 2025 study. TIME Reporter Harry Booth explains what it means that AI will choose questionable shortcuts over a fair loss for AI, Explained by Humans. Read more here:

But AGI is not the same as ASI (artificial superintelligence). To see the difference, let us zoom into what things might look like one year before the singularity. We also need to add a third line to the chart: the centaur (human + machine). An analogy here is chess. Machine surpassed the average human in the late 1970s, and surpassed the top human (Kasparov) in 1997. But human + machine continued to beat machine alone all the way until around 2017. What did the twilight of human + machine in chess look like? Actually, it did look like humans being relegated to more and more "high-level strategic thinking" functions, while bots managed the move-by-move. Very similar to vibe coding in 2026. Before we get to a point where there are no areas where our input is economically helpful, we will be in a regime where there are only a few such areas. And because we humans are scarce, those few areas will become the global economy's bottleneck - they will be the only thing you can't optimize down to near-zero cost (and latency), and so all our attention will go toward those tasks.

Another federation has joined our growing coalition for change. I am proud to announce the official endorsement of the Montenegro Chess Federation for my candidacy for FIDE President. Thank you for your trust. Our vision is about bringing federations together, strengthening chess worldwide, and delivering real results. Together, we will build the future of chess. 🇲🇪