Tag: AI

  • Science Shows AI Is Probably Making You Dumber

    AI might be making us dumber, but we can fix it. Over-reliance on AI tools reduces critical thinking and cognitive effort. To avoid this, AI must be used as a thought partner, with designs encouraging users to question and refine its outputs. When done right, AI can enhance human intelligence, not erode it.

  • Can AI Startups Dethrone Google Chrome?

    The dominance of Google Chrome in the browser market may soon be challenged. AI startups like Perplexity and OpenAI are developing AI-powered browsers, offering new experiences. With Chrome facing legal troubles, this could be the perfect time for new players to disrupt the market and shift the web browsing landscape.

  • “Learn AI” Is “Learn To Code” All Over Again

    AI won’t replace your job, but mastering it will set you apart. Just like the “Learn to Code” movement flooded the market with unskilled coders, AI courses risk doing the same. Focus on honing creativity, problem-solving, and expertise—skills AI can’t replicate—for long-term success, not just quick fixes.

  • Are Friends Electric?

    Machines are getting better at abstract tasks, but still rely on humans for basic skills and training. As AI evolves, humans unknowingly end up working for robots, even though automation is said to take over jobs. The lines between human and machine are blurring, yet human input remains essential to keep everything running smoothly.

  • Deepseek Became A Fortune Teller For China’s Youth

    In China, DeepSeek, an AI model, has become a digital oracle for young people seeking life advice through BaZi, a traditional fortune-telling method. It offers personalized predictions, helping users navigate uncertainty. However, concerns over the AI’s accuracy and commercial biases are raising caution, despite its growing popularity.

  • How To Write The Perfect AI Prompt

    Mastering AI starts with writing clear prompts. To get the best results, be specific about your goal, the format you want, any necessary warnings, and provide relevant context. The more details you give, the more accurate and helpful the AI’s response will be—just like a conversation with a human.

  • A Nobel Laureate On The Economics Of AI

    Despite the hype around AI transforming the economy, Nobel laureate Daron Acemoglu predicts modest growth of just 1.1% to 1.6% in US GDP over the next decade. He argues AI’s current focus on replacing jobs limits its potential and calls for a slower, more thoughtful adoption to ensure lasting benefits for workers.

  • AI-Generated Images Can Be Art

    AI-generated images can replicate photorealism, but they aren’t true photos. While artists like Matias Sauter Morera use AI to create impactful art, these images don’t capture real moments. The line between AI art and actual photography is blurring, raising concerns about misinformation and the authenticity of visual media.

  • Why No One Is Winning In Ukraine

    The war in Ukraine is at a standstill, with both sides suffering heavy casualties but making little progress. Despite advancements in drone and AI technology, neither Russia nor Ukraine has secured a decisive victory. The conflict has become a war of attrition, with no end in sight, highlighting the high cost of prolonged warfare.

  • As AI Kicks In Grads Struggle To Find Tech Jobs

    With AI transforming the tech industry, recent graduates are finding it harder to land jobs. Despite degrees and experience, high competition and the demand for prior industry knowledge make it tough. Automation tools now replace junior developers, while companies seek candidates skilled in AI collaboration and problem-solving, not basic coding.