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Unloved Online: Can Big Tech Be Held Accountable for Teen Suicides?

Unloved Online: Can Big Tech Be Held Accountable for Teen Suicides?

It's time we hold the tech sector accountable for the devastating consequences of their creations – and ban kids from social media and platforms like Character.AI, where artificial friendships are replacing human connections and claiming young lives.

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From Chatbots to AGI: The 10-Year Path to Human-Like Machines

From Chatbots to AGI: The 10-Year Path to Human-Like Machines

If you're waiting for AI to match human intelligence anytime soon, think again — AGI is still at least a decade away, says Google DeepMind's CEO.

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AI Detectors: Revolutionizing Education or Destroying Trust?

AI Detectors: Revolutionizing Education or Destroying Trust?

The use of AI detection tools in education is surging and highly problematic, as their reliability is shaky to say the least.

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Microsoft's AI Copilot: The New Clippy or Future of Work?

Microsoft's AI Copilot: The New Clippy or Future of Work?

Microsoft’s Copilot AI is being touted as revolutionary, but is it just another "Clippy 2.0" that is doomed to fail?

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Dinner From Thin Air: Are We Ready to Eat Bacteria Burgers?

Dinner From Thin Air: Are We Ready to Eat Bacteria Burgers?

If you thought lab-grown meat was strange, brace yourself—dinner might soon come from bacteria slurping up carbon dioxide, and it's not as weird as it sounds.

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Cycling 14,000 km Taught Me the Secret to Thriving in a Rapidly Changing World

Cycling 14,000 km Taught Me the Secret to Thriving in a Rapidly Changing World

The future won’t be conquered by brute strength or endless resources; it’ll be claimed by those who know how to adapt and endure. In 2011, I cycled 14,122 km around Australia in 100 days, a journey that transformed more than my legs—it reshaped how I approach challenges.

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Beyond the Hype: The Next Big AI Leap Isn’t LLMs

Beyond the Hype: The Next Big AI Leap Isn’t LLMs

If you’re still betting big on large language models, you’re already behind.

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$700 Billion: The Price of Nature’s Survival

$700 Billion: The Price of Nature’s Survival

It’s not that the world can’t afford to save nature; it’s that we’re choosing not to.

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Generative AI is Coming for Your Job – Now What?

Generative AI is Coming for Your Job – Now What?

Generative AI isn't just a tool; it’s a disruptor poised to transform jobs, careers, and livelihoods—are we ready to let it take control?

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When Your Next Online Friend is a Pentagon-Crafted Illusion

When Your Next Online Friend is a Pentagon-Crafted Illusion

The Pentagon is hard at work developing AI-generated personas so convincing that neither humans nor AI will be able to tell them apart. In an era already rife with deepfakes and misinformation, we must ask: what could possibly go wrong?

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