AI’s Coming for Your Job—But Maybe That’s a Good Thing
AI might take your job, but the real danger is doing nothing about it. Are you ready to change?
Read MoreAI might take your job, but the real danger is doing nothing about it. Are you ready to change?
Read MoreThis week’s Synthetic Minds covers the wisdom of Taoism during disruption—plus quantum randomness, AI sabotage, rebellious chatbots, weird chips, and democracy in the crossfire. From Claude’s secrets to JPMorgan’s quantum leap, we explore the strange, stunning edges of intelligence and instability.
Read MoreA machine just convinced people it was more human than actual humans, passing the Turing test for the first time. Meanwhile, policymakers are still debating whether it’s even real intelligence.
Read MoreWhile U.S. politicians argue over tariffs, TikTok, and bathroom policies, China’s quietly turning AI-powered factories into geopolitical shockwaves, faster than the West can pass a budget.
Read MoreYour AI assistant doesn’t think like you, and it definitely doesn’t tell you what it’s really doing.
Read MoreThe ancient Taoist principles of balance, adaptability, and interconnectedness provide a timeless roadmap for navigating today’s explosive technological innovations—from AI and blockchain to quantum computing and beyond.
Read MoreIf an AI gives better therapy than your last psychologist, should we still be charging $200 an hour for a human with a clipboard?
Read MoreIf you thought AI would just take our jobs, wait until it hijacks political movements, breaks the courts, and radicalizes democracy into chaos, one chatbot at a time.
Read MoreMillennials and Gen-Z are sabotaging company AI strategies, and leaders might be clueless about why.
Read MoreWe’re grading AI intelligence with tests a high schooler could cheat on. Time for a reality check?
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