For a long time, choosing a holiday destination was largely an exercise in comparison: beaches versus museums, mountains versus nightlife, cheaper flights versus better hotels, more attractions versus fewer crowds. … Read More
Artificial intelligence safety was once discussed mainly as a question of whether an AI model could produce harmful, biased, inaccurate, or unpredictable outputs. But as AI systems move from research … Read More
A modern city can be built, rebuilt and rebuilt again without completely erasing the roads that came before it. Beneath asphalt, utilities and foundations, archaeologists sometimes find the physical remains … Read More
There is a peculiar kind of aspiration emerging beneath the culture of achievement: wanting a life that does not look impressive from the outside. The appeal is easy to recognize. … Read More
AI systems are becoming better at more than producing fluent answers. They can now sustain conversations, imitate social behavior, use computer interfaces, carry out multi-step tasks and adapt their responses … Read More
A modern city can look entirely new on the surface while carrying an unexpectedly old map underneath. Beneath roads, buildings and pavements, archaeologists can find earlier streets, roadbeds, drainage systems … Read More
The modern workday increasingly has no clean ending. A laptop can remain open after dinner, a workplace chat can follow someone onto the sofa, and a phone can turn a … Read More
The next workplace divide created by artificial intelligence may be less about who has access to AI and more about who knows how to distribute work between themselves and machines. … Read More
The familiar idea that “history is written by the victors” captures something real about power, but it is too simple to explain how historical knowledge actually survives. Victorious governments can … Read More
You can be a different person at work, with family, with close friends, online, in professional networks and alone and none of those versions necessarily has to be fake. People … Read More
