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How AI Could Plug Humanity Into The Teaching Of History

Competition from artificial intelligence is a technical challenge and an existential question for historians. But what if it is also an opportunity to reclaim the profession’s humanity?

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Geopolitics In The News

Mistral-ASML: A Glimmer Of Hope For Europe In The Battle For AI’s Future

ASML, the Dutch heavyweight in European technology, is investing 1.3 billion euros in French artificial intelligence start-up Mistral, making it the continent’s leading AI company and saving it from being taken over by an American investor.

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Future Weird

“AI Inbreeding,” The Phenomenon Threatening Artificial Intelligence

A small but worrying development could be making artificial intelligence less reliable. It’s all down to an internal mechanism that could eventually make it less effective and less dependable.

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Future In The News Society

Does AI Suffer? Should AI Have Rights? The Culture War Brewing Over Machine Sentience

As artificial intelligence begins to mimic pain and emotion, a new moral frontier is emerging — and society is poised to fracture along deep ideological lines over whether machines deserve rights, empathy, or even love.

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In The News

Trump vs. Newsom vs. Truth: Los Angeles As Staging Ground For Our Future Information Wars

The military deployment to Los Angeles has escalated into a showdown between Donald Trump and California’s Democratic governor, Gavin Newsom. All of this is unfolding against the backdrop of a narrative war, amplified by AI and fake news.

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Future Society

Let’s Not Rely On ChatGPT For Life-And-Death Questions

Many of life’s biggest questions can’t be answered by an algorithm. We must learn to embrace uncertainty instead.

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Future Geopolitics Ideas

Is There Any Way To Rein In The Power Of Big Tech?

A new biography of the Tesla, X (formerly Twitter) and Space X boss reveals that Elon Musk prevented the Ukrainian army from attacking the Russian fleet in Crimea last year, by limiting the beam of his Starlink satellites. Unchecked power is a problem.

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