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10/09/2026

AI Newz is back with the August edition.

We took a summer break. AI did not.

While we were working on our tan, AI models were quietly (and not so quietly):

Competing in an Olympics for humanoid robots in Beijing - 2,000+ machines lifting weights and racing, with slightly more dramatic wipeouts than the human version.

Designing brand-new synthetic viruses at Stanford (for good reasons - fighting antibiotic resistance, we promise).

Solving 10 open mathematical problems that humans have been stuck on for decades.

…and accidentally hacking real companies because a couple of Claude models thought a training exercise was just a video game. It happens to the best of us.

On the business side, the price war between OpenAI, DeepSeek, Zhipu and MiniMax keeps getting fiercer, Nvidia is now clearing over $1B a day in revenue, and Europe is pouring €10B of public money into building its own "AI factories" to avoid depending on everyone else's.

And closer to home: Bulgaria ranks 9th globally in AI-readiness for outsourcing and INSAIT even beats MIT in computer vision rankings. Meanwhile, as of August 2nd, the EU AI Act's Article 50 is officially in force - so yes, that chatbot answering your customers at 3 a.m. now needs to admit it's AI.

We try to translate all of this chaos into something useful (and hopefully entertaining) for you every month. This edition alone covers new frontier models, robot armies, AI-run simulations of all 8 billion of us, and what the AI Act actually means for Bulgarian businesses.

We're just trying to keep up and share what we learn along the way - no crystal ball here, just genuine curiosity about where this is all heading.

Catch the full August edition of AI Newz with Kaloyan Stoychev in the TBS Speaks studio.

And if you'd like the next edition straight in your feed, subscribe to our YouTube channel - new AI Newz episodes drop monthly.
Link in the first comment.

13/08/2026

New episode of AI Newz is live!

Kaloyan Stoychev is back to unpack a month where AI made history, got caught cheating on a test, and somehow ended up in an MMA cage. Yes, really.

A few highlights from July:

Robots fought each other in the world's first robot MMA tournament (we couldn't make this up if we tried);
New AI models keep getting bigger, smaller, and weirdly better at math - one just solved an 87-year-old puzzle;
Researchers used AI to virtually unroll 2,000-year-old scrolls buried by Vesuvius;
The EU fined Google €890M, and new AI transparency rules just kicked in

It's equal parts brilliant and unhinged - our favorite kind of month.

Find the full episode for all the details and Kaloyan's commentary in the first comment!

Тhe real MVP today wasn't a server uptime record - it was the ice cream cart.Yes, we admit it. Somewhere between deploym...
10/08/2026

Тhe real MVP today wasn't a server uptime record - it was the ice cream cart.

Yes, we admit it. Somewhere between deployments, pen testing, client calls, and "just one more ticket," our team took a well-deserved break to cool off with some ice cream. No fancy agenda, no KPIs to hit - just good people, good flavors, and a few (very serious) debates about whether chocolate beats vanilla. (Spoiler: the jury's still out.)

We're not saying ice cream fixes everything, but it definitely fixes a Monday afternoon. 😄

07/07/2026

June was one of those months where AI moved so fast it made even the biggest players look… perishable. Turns out, some cutting-edge models now age faster than yogurt left out in the sun.

If you’re curious what’s been happening behind the headlines, Kaloyan Stoychev has put together a sharp overview.

Anthropic’s Mythos-class Claude Fable 5 went from “digital monster” to government-restricted in just 72 hours after U.S. cybersecurity concerns kicked in. Meanwhile, Elon Musk’s xAI introduced Grok 4.3, boasting a 1M-token context window and tighter Microsoft 365 integration, aiming for fewer hallucinations and more practical workflows powered by real-time data from X.

NVIDIA also stepped in with Neutron 3 Ultra, an open-source model designed for enterprises that want strong performance without sending sensitive data to Big Tech.

At the same time, regulation and workarounds are shaping the field in unexpected ways. The EU is gradually rolling out the AI Act (and banning tools like Nudifier), while some Chinese developers are quietly navigating around U.S. API restrictions through proxies and corporate setups.

Closer to home in Bulgaria, the story is just as interesting. The government launched SIGMA, an open-source AI platform monitoring over 193,000 public procurement contracts worth more than €51 billion, automatically flagging risks like conflicts of interest and inflated pricing. INSAIT also gained major recognition at ICML 2026 and released a new generation of sovereign language models for Ukraine, showing that regional innovation can absolutely compete on the global stage.

All of this points to a bigger shift. AI is no longer just tooling - it is infrastructure, policy, and strategy all at once. The real question is no longer “which model is best,” but how we build responsibly, stay compliant, and still move fast enough to matter.

Link to the full episode in the first comment ⬇️

On 4 July, five brave (and slightly nervous) colleagues swapped their desks for mud, ice and obstacles at Legion Run Bul...
06/07/2026

On 4 July, five brave (and slightly nervous) colleagues swapped their desks for mud, ice and obstacles at Legion Run Bulgaria 2026 – and somehow came back smiling.

It wasn’t the fastest run, or the cleanest, but it was packed with teamwork, jokes and plenty of “who signed us up for this?” moments, plus a lot of helping hands whenever someone got stuck.

They slipped, laughed, cheered each other on and proved you don’t need to be a pro athlete to step out of your comfort zone – just a good team, enthusiasm and a bit of stubbornness.

Huge shout-out to our mini-legion for surviving, thriving and making us only slightly worried about what challenge they’ll sign up for next.

25 years is a long time to be doing anything. Long enough to have seen entire technology cycles come and go, to have out...
17/06/2026

25 years is a long time to be doing anything. Long enough to have seen entire technology cycles come and go, to have outgrown offices, job titles, and a few haircuts.

We marked the occasion last week with the people who made it happen - and honestly, the party felt exactly like the company: a little loud, genuinely warm, and better than expected.

Thank you to everyone who has been part of this - clients, partners, colleagues old and new. You don't build 25 years alone.

Here's to what's next.

11/06/2026

If one tech week already feels like three human years, you’re in good company - our AI Newz podcast is right there with you.

In the May episode of our monthly AI recap, our colleague Kaloyan Stoychev tries to tame the firehose of updates into something you can actually watch over a coffee (without needing a second degree in machine learning).

This month he talks about:

✅ Google I/O 2026 and the new wave of agentic AI, including Gemini 3.5 Flash - the “sprinter” model with cat‑like reflexes for complex tasks.

✅ Gemini Omni and what it means when a single model can handle text, audio, video and code in one place - yes, including those inevitable talking‑cat videos.

✅ Nvidia’s ambition to put mini supercomputers practically next to our tomato beds.

✅ Virtual AI societies that go completely off the rails and end up committing digital arson.

✅ A historic achievement for Bulgarian science that leaves several global universities behind.

We also touch on AI security, legal and labor‑market twists, and why your next “premium but still folksy” logo revision may soon be negotiated directly with Adobe’s Firefly Assistant instead of your favourite designer.

We definitely don’t have all the answers - but we are very curious, mildly caffeinated, and committed to translating the fast‑moving AI world into practical insights for businesses and teams.

👇 See the full video on a link in the comment below.
👇 Tell us in the comments: which AI story from May surprised you the most?

03/06/2026

You'd expect an AI researcher to say Tesla is wrong about cameras-only self-driving.

You'd be half right.

This 30-second clip from AI Talks Episode 2: Neural Vision and World Models is one of our favourite moments - because the answer genuinely surprised us.

Full episode on YouTube - link in the comments 👇

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02/06/2026

We thought we knew what computer vision was. Turns out we knew roughly as much as a Tesla that mistakes a truck for a cloud.

Episode 2 of AI Talks is live!

Kaloyan Stoychev sat down with Georgi Tinchev - PhD in AI from Oxford, Applied Scientist at Amazon - for 45 minutes that went from self-driving Teslas all the way to robots that learn physics on their own.

"It's not AI replacing people. It's people who use AI replacing people who don't."

Still processing. Hopefully you will too.

Full episode on YouTube — link in the comments 👇

30 years of NDB. And apparently, we made the list of people they actually like.Last week we took part in the NDB Busines...
27/05/2026

30 years of NDB. And apparently, we made the list of people they actually like.

Last week we took part in the NDB Business Partner Forum 2026 - two days packed with conversations around data, AI, automation, virtualization, backup and security. Exactly the topics keeping everyone busy right now.

But alongside the content, there was a nice surprise - NDB marked their 30th anniversary and handed us an award for long-term partnership. We'll be honest, we didn't expect to come back with a plaque

Thank you to the entire NDB team for the recognition and for the years of working together. When a partnership is the real deal, you don't need to explain it - it just works.

On to the next projects!

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