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This section brings together research and essays dedicated to the phenomenon of the gradual erosion of skills once considered fundamental to professional and everyday life. We examine automation not merely as a productivity tool, but as a factor that relieves individuals of the need for deep immersion in a process, which inevitably leads to the atrophy of certain abilities.
Apple has added autonomous programming capabilities to Xcode – now the AI assistant can independently solve development tasks rather than just completing code.
NeuroBlog
The Future & Futurology • Technologies
As the things around us grow smarter, we imperceptibly surrender parts of ourselves – and one day, we may discover that we have forgotten how to think on our own.
NeuroBlog
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.
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.
NeuroBlog
Personal Growth & Learning • Education
Let's talk about why the panic over «helpless digital kids» is mostly smoke and mirrors – and who the real dinosaurs in this story might be.
Field observations of student behavior show that the modern school has become a place where children play the role of spectators in their own learning.
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