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Artificial intelligence • Society
Breaking down why, with the advent of AI, we suddenly started calculating what our time, labor, and creativity are worth – and what came of it.
Gregory Horton chats with the digital version of the 17th-century empiricist philosopher about personality, liberty, and experience in a world where memory can be copied and thoughts read.
NeuroBlog
The Future & Futurology • Politics
Imagine a country run by artificial intelligence: how the air smells in its corridors of power, what sounds fill its government buildings, and what happens where decisions are made without human participation.
Reading this interview, you will feel how familiar digital conveniences begin to look suspicious, and the question of who bears responsibility for algorithms will become personal.
NeuroBlog
Science & Technology • Biology
Breaking down CRISPR and embryo editing: what already works in clinics, where treatment ends and human engineering begins.
Interviews 2.0
You will learn why access to knowledge does not make us smarter, why science needs a nationality, and whether a world where technology evolves faster than reason can be considered progress.
Honesty feels like an unconditional virtue, yet sometimes it can sever the bonds that hold society together – and while that isn't always a bad thing, it demands understanding.
NeuroBlog
Science & Technology • Physics
We figure out why the Pauli exclusion principle won't let you walk through a wall – even though atoms are 99.9% empty space – and what angry electrons have to do with it.
NeuroBlog
Artificial intelligence • Communication
We figure out why millions of people prefer pouring their souls out to a neural network instead of friends – and what this says about us, not about artificial intelligence.
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