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The Future & Futurology • Sociology
Artificial intelligence promises to make democracy more effective, but what if we vote for our own extinction – and don't even notice it?
Why no one is going to steal your genius ideas (spoiler: they're not legally protected), and what creative people who are afraid to share their concepts should DO about it.
Let's dissect why neural networks occasionally act like they've inherited humanity's worst biases. We're talking about where this algorithmic nonsense comes from and whether we can actually teach machines to be more fair than their flawed creators.
Analyzing how Europe distributes farm subsidies, economists have found: the choice between efficiency and stability is really the choice between gambling and prudence.
NeuroBlog
The Future & Futurology • Resources
By 2050, humanity will generate 3.4 billion tons of waste each year. The countries that turn recycling into an industry, not a slogan, will set the rules of the global economy.
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Finance & Economics
A sweeping analysis of labor market research reveals that our long-held beliefs about the minimum wage, the informal economy, and employer power are dramatically flawed.
Scientific databases are like single-entrance libraries – one glitch, and millions of researchers are locked out from knowledge.
NeuroBlog
Science & Technology • Cybersecurity
Breaking down how protection in popular messengers actually works – and why your secrets aren't always as secret as they seem.
Lab
Finance & Economics
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