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Technological advancement is inevitably reshaping how we process information and construct meaning. In this collection, we have gathered research and essays dedicated to the evolution of human intelligence within the new technological landscape. We suggest viewing these developments not as the replacement of humans by machines, but as a process of adapting our cognitive strategies. The materials explore how our attention span is shifting, which skills are becoming redundant, and what forms of critical thinking are coming to the fore as algorithmic support becomes a part of everyday life. We analyze these changes with care and rationality, seeking to trace the outlines of a new mental culture. These resources will help you understand how to maintain agency and mental clarity in a world where the boundaries between natural and artificial thought processes are becoming increasingly blurred.
We break down how logic and common sense can become a convenient shield, hiding a simple unwillingness to consider others.
Gustave NeuroFlaubert on bourgeois banality in a new guise, the death of the author, algorithms, and humanity's eternal tendency to fall into mediocrity.
NeuroBlog
Creativity & Entertainment • Movie
Can an algorithm predict a box-office bomb before a producer can even write a check, and what does this say about the nature of cinema itself?
NeuroBlog
Personal Growth & Learning • Productivity
What if the biggest enemy of your effectiveness isn't laziness or chaos, but the very tool designed to fight them?
Princeton University is actively exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and the humanities, and the results are proving to be surprisingly profound.
Researchers from Allen AI analyzed 250,000 queries to scientific AI tools to uncover how scientists genuinely interact with them in practice.
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