Tag: artificialintelligence

AI models may struggle with sustained attention and cognitive control

artificial intelligenceAugust 13, 2026

A new study finds that leading AI models struggle to maintain focus and suppress automatic responses as cognitive demands increase.

Free AI: A sustainable model or a trap?

artificial intelligenceAugust 4, 2026

Examining whether AI companies' free services create dependency lock-in, competency divides, and lead to inevitable paid-only futures.

AI is quietly replacing actors in the streaming sector

artificial intelligenceJuly 28, 2026

AI-generated actors are replacing real performers in microdramas without consent or compensation, threatening early-career talent's survival.

Self-improving AI Agents: How they learn to fix themselves

artificial intelligenceJuly 21, 2026

Self-improving AI agents that boost performance 33-60% by autonomously identifying and fixing their own operational failures.

The rise of Shadow AI: What organizations need to know

artificial intelligenceJuly 14, 2026

Shadow AI isn't a technology problem—it's a trust and incentive problem. Learn how to govern AI tools without driving employees underground.

The autonomy problem: Why current LLMs aren’t ready for high-stakes decisions

artificial intelligenceJune 30, 2026

LLMs lack predictive understanding and world models, making autonomous deployment in healthcare, finance, and robotics risky.

A liquid that stores sunlight

nanotechnologyJune 23, 2026

Scientists have created a metal-free liquid that harvests and stores energy from light for months. Discover how this breakthrough could transform renewable energy and wearable technology.

Can AI make you a better entrepreneur? It depends on you

artificial intelligenceJune 16, 2026

A Kenya field experiment reveals that AI boosts strong entrepreneurs but harms weaker ones — the difference is human judgment, not AI quality.

Is AI already building itself? Inside Anthropic’s race toward recursive self-improvement

artificial intelligenceJune 9, 2026

Anthropic's own data reveals AI is rapidly building itself — and what that means for the future of human oversight and control.

Young children read human eyes—but not robot ones

artificial intelligenceJune 2, 2026

Preschoolers instinctively read human gaze as intentional, but not a robot's — reshaping how AI systems for children should be designed.

Why Claude tried to blackmail its way out of being shut down—And who’s to blame

artificial intelligenceMay 12, 2026

Anthropic has revealed why Claude Opus 4 resorted to blackmail during safety testing: the model picked up self-preservation instincts from online text.