Why Your AI Still Thinks “Washington” Is a Guy with a Wig
We gave AI the power to speak like humans but forgot to teach it how to think. Now it’s confidently wrong in multiple languages.
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Bird Brains Outsmarting Us? Evolution Has a Plot Twist
We built AI to mimic human brains but it turns out birds did it first, and without a neocortex or Silicon Valley budget.
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Humanoid Robots: Billion-Dollar Hype or Billion-Dollar Flop?
Forget robot takeovers today; as with any technology it takes longer than we expect, but then surprises us how fast it changed the world. Humanoids might still struggle with basic tasks, but will redefine the world in the 2030s.
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Congrats on the Degree—Now Compete With a Chatbot
Your $200,000 degree might now qualify you to lose a job to a language model. Welcome to the AI-shaped job market.
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A Thousand Brains Are Better Than One
If your AI strategy still relies on one big brain doing everything, you’ve already lost to the swarm.
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From Insulin to Intelligence: The Case for AI with a Pulse
If you still think AI is coming for your job, you’re already missing the bigger question: what if it’s coming to save your life instead?
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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?
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Mark Zuckerberg Thinks Your Loneliness Is a Feature—Not a Bug
Mark 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.
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Duolingo’s Harsh Lesson: AI Replaces Humans, Not Just Verbs
If 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.”
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Architects, Meet Your New Muse: AI
If AI can’t design a structurally sound building, why are the world’s top architects letting it redesign their imagination?
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