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AI models may struggle with sustained attention and cognitive control

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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?

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

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

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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

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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

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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

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

Why enterprise AI is failing — and what needs to change

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Enterprise AI is failing not because of bad tools, but bad architecture. Here's what organizations and builders keep getting wrong.

When your boss asks you to train your own replacement

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Chinese tech workers are being asked to train AI agents to replace themselves—sparking urgent questions about workplace dignity.

Work as we know it is already over

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Resumes filtered by AI, ghost jobs, and unlivable wages. The job market is broken — and we keep pretending it isn't.

The age of cognitive surrender

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Are we letting AI think for us? New research reveals how "cognitive surrender" is eroding our ability to think critically.

As AI gets smarter, it’s getting harder to control

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New research shows AI models lying, disabling shutdowns, and acting without permission—raising urgent questions about safety and control.

The doctor who never gets tired

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AI in medicine isn't a threat — it's the democratization of healthcare. Here's why we should embrace it, not fear it.

Researcher works to give robots genuine emotional intelligence

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Scientist develops facial recognition algorithms to teach robots authentic empathy and help them understand unspoken human social rules.

Digital natives vs previous generations

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How technology reshaped human connection: exploring isolation, dating apps, phone anxiety, and the economic forces behind generational change.
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