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AI Has Broken Containment
Once-speculative concerns about the technology have now become pressing matters.
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May 221 min read
Congrats, new grads! Welcome to job market hell.
Many grads are trying to start their careers at a time when many experts predict that AI will make their skills obsolete.
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May 211 min read
One A.I. perspective for relatively modest, long-term investments over the next 5-10 years (UII w/Claude)
DM Good day to you. In the past investments which were based upon "the fundamentals" presented a strong possibility of reliable returns with minimal risks over extended periods (5-10 years). However, AI's commercial and societal (destructive?) disruptions, along with other macro factors, seem to potentially generate serious concerns, even emergent flaws, in that premise or paradigm. Please offer your (and informed other's') perspectives, concerns and predictions please. Good
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May 1923 min read
Is AI a Bubble? It’s Starting to Get Soapy
Plus, why the descendants of Roman soldiers aren’t the richest people in the world.
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May 191 min read
Companies Have a New AI Problem: Too Many Agents
As it gets easier to create artificial-intelligence agents with platforms like Anthropic’s Claude Cowork, some businesses are dealing with ‘AI agent sprawl’
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May 181 min read
‘Steve Jobs in Exile’ Review: Bringing It All Back Home
Steve Jobs had a reputation for arrogance when he was forced out of Apple in 1985. His struggles at NeXT humbled him.
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May 181 min read
Who Needs a Travel Agent in the Digital Age? Apparently, More People Than Ever
The business is thriving, especially for the priciest and most complicated journeys
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May 181 min read
Neanderthals May Have Performed Root Canals, Study Finds
A tooth discovered in a Siberian cave seems to show our extinct cousins used stone tools to conduct dental treatment
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May 181 min read
The Winners and Losers of Oil’s New World Order
Energy expert Jason Bordoff explains the uneven consequences of the war in Iran and the longer term outlook for nations from the U.S. to Russia
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May 181 min read
7 charts to help explain why the job market is so tough right now
The job market may not be in crisis, but it doesn’t feel that way for millions of workers who are trying to advance their careers or keep paychecks rolling in.
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May 181 min read
Too Much Is Happening Too Fast
The AI boom is meant to overwhelm you.
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May 151 min read
Thinking Machines Just Announced More Human Like AI
What are "Interaction Models?" Mira Murati is brining a new twist to the future of AI experiences.
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May 141 min read
Technological advances of China's humanoids
With the global race for artificial intelligence and robotics technology in full swing, David Muir takes a closer look at the humanoid robots being built in China.
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May 141 min read
The AI Backlash Could Get Very Ugly
Imagine what happens if jobs actually start disappearing.
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May 131 min read
THE RISE OF EMOTIONAL SURVEILLANCE
Companies are monitoring workers not just for productivity but for agreeability.
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May 131 min read
The Quantum Secret Behind the Most Precise Tool on Earth
Lasers aren’t just for scanners and cat toys—they’re precise enough to measure ripples in space-time itself
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May 131 min read
SpaceX and Google Are in Talks to Launch Data Centers in Orbit
A deal between the two tech titans would give a boost to SpaceX’s business ahead of a historic public listing. Related, the next big thing?
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May 131 min read
How AI Killed a 133-Year-Old Princeton Tradition
The school’s famous Honor Code was no match for chatbot-enabled cheating.
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May 131 min read
‘AI for Good’ and ‘I Am Not a Robot’: Learning the Machines
Artificial intelligence can handle problems of enormous scope, ushering in breakthroughs in science and medicine. Persistent human guidance is part of the formula.
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May 91 min read
Habits for Humanity in the Age of AI
Help your kids build the character to make the most of technology rather than becomes a slave of it. Excerpt: "But if the future of work is relational, the nature of relationships matters."
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May 91 min read
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