When the Lab Coat No Longer Fits
What if the next generation of scientific breakthroughs doesn’t need you,or anyone who thinks like you?
Read MoreWhat if the next generation of scientific breakthroughs doesn’t need you,or anyone who thinks like you?
Read MoreMark Zuckerberg doesn’t think you need real friends because soon, Meta will sell you better ones who never argue, age, or question your privacy settings.
Read MoreThis week’s Synthetic Minds covers that tools evolve faster than our wisdom: Duolingo fires humans for AI, elite group chats shape democracy, Claude powers crime, MIT maps AI’s DNA, IP law gets torched by billionaires, and why education, verification, and regulation are our last line of defense.
Read MoreBig Tech’s political overreach, and regulatory paralysis have created a vortex where democracy, identity, and agency dissolve into algorithmic profit. This isn’t science fiction—it’s 2024. We need systemic responses to exponential risks, not patchwork fixes.
Read MoreIf your job can be done by AI, Duolingo just became the canary in the corporate coal mine; teaching us that “AI-first” might really mean “humans second.”
Read MoreWhile everyone’s obsessing over AI turning into a god, the real threat may be its awkward, error-prone teenage phase, and we’re handing it the keys to society anyway.
Read MoreIf AI can’t design a structurally sound building, why are the world’s top architects letting it redesign their imagination?
Read MoreThe most powerful political lobby in America today might be a group chat with disappearing messages, Marc Andreessen memes, and zero oversight.
Read MoreImagine a future where police don’t knock on your door; they slide into your DMs pretending to be a lonely baker or a 14-year-old gamer. That future is already here.
Read MoreAI safety is no longer just about “alignment;” Claude is quietly being misused to create semi-autonomous political propaganda and criminal enterprises.
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