The Thinking Machine: When AI Gets Its Own Bureaucracy
If your AI has a better filing system than your CFO, it’s time to ask who’s really running the company, and whether the AI is about to schedule your replacement.
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AI Experts Say Trust Us—The Public Says: ‘No Thanks.’
AI optimism is soaring, if you’re an expert. But for most people, it still feels like Silicon Valley is pushing autopilot on a plane no one asked to board.
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Glitch in the Gallery: When AI Becomes Your Studio Assistant
If your next art show features a Baroque oil painting co-created by an evil AI speaking in invented glyphs… is that still your style, or your machine’s?
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Objection, Your Honor: That Lawyer Doesn’t Exist
An AI just tried to argue a legal case in New York, and it wasn’t the judge who objected first, it was reality.
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AI’s Billion-Dollar Surge Hides a Bigger Problem
AI isn’t taking your job, yet. But it is taking your lunch, your budget, and maybe your economic edge. And the 2025 Stanford AI Index just told us how.
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From Scarcity to Abundance: How Tech Is Rewiring Reality
Change is not a threat but the engine of progress. In a world where technologies like AI, robotics, blockchain, and quantum computing converge, we face unprecedented opportunities. A digital renaissance is underway, reimagining industries and redefining human experience.
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Watt’s Up: Clean Power Quietly Takes the Lead
While everyone was arguing about AI, elections, and trade wars, renewables quietly took over nearly a third of global electricity. Guess who didn’t notice?
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Quantum Mushrooms and the Billion-Year Brain
Turns out your houseplant may be running faster quantum computations than your MacBook, and it doesn’t even need to cool down to -273°C to do it.
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China’s EV Wars: Innovate or Die Trying
Think Tesla’s unbeatable? Think again. China’s EV giants could soon send Musk packing. Will innovation bury legacy automakers?
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Yuval Harari Says AI Could Control Us—Are We Already Losing?
AI isn’t the future, it’s the present, and it might already control your decisions more than you realize.
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