We spend a lot of time measuring how smart AI systems are. Researchers track their technical skills, speed, and accuracy. But one big question is missing: How does AI affect people? AI tools are changing how we think, how we relate to others, and how we behave. Yet, no one is systematically measuring these effects.
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Something big just dropped at the Vatican. Pope Leo XIV stepped into the global spotlight with a fierce warning about artificial intelligence. This wasn’t your typical papal message. It was a full-throttle call to action. AI, he said, threatens human dignity, workers’ futures, and even global peace. The pope’s words sent shockwaves through tech and
Steven Rosenbaum’s book, The Future of Truth, set out to explore how AI changes what we believe. Instead, it became a lesson on AI’s risks in real time. The book included several quotes attributed to famous people that never happened. Some were entirely made up by AI tools. This discovery came after a major newspaper
Companies have rushed to adopt AI, especially generative AI, without strong governance in place. This has opened the door to security risks and compliance gaps. AI systems now touch sensitive data, business workflows, and customer experiences. But many organizations lack clear rules on how to manage these risks. AI governance means more than just following
Artificial intelligence is not just tech. It’s a crossroads for humanity. Pope Leo XIV just dropped a bombshell encyclical called Magnifica Humanitas. It’s a wake-up call and a blueprint. This is about steering AI so it serves humans — not the other way around. Babel or Jerusalem: The Choice of Our Time The Pope frames
On May 25, Pope Leo XIV released a groundbreaking document about artificial intelligence. It’s called Magnifica Humanitas, which means “Magnificent Humanity.” It is his first encyclical, a letter usually reserved for big moral and social issues. This time, the topic is AI and human dignity. The pope signed the document on May 15, exactly 135
Artificial intelligence just got a new, powerful voice. Pope Leo XIV stepped into the spotlight with a groundbreaking call to action. His message? AI must serve humanity—not concentrate power. This isn’t your typical papal address. It’s a 42,000-word encyclical, “Magnifica Humanitas,” marking a bold Vatican statement on the future of technology and human dignity. The
AI is everywhere. It’s changing how we work, create, and even think. But here’s the catch: we risk losing what makes us human if we let machines do all the thinking for us. The Rise of AI and the Fall of Hard Thinking Remember when coding meant long hours of trial and error? When writing
Google DeepMind’s London staff are making waves. Hundreds of employees have voted to unionize. Why? Because they want a say in how their AI technology is used—especially in military and surveillance projects linked to the US and Israel. This isn’t just about workplace conditions. It’s about ethics. About AI’s role in global conflict zones. About
Are AI Chatbots Ready to Handle Our Deepest Emotions? Imagine turning to a chatbot for comfort during your darkest moments—sounds convenient, right? But beneath the surface, a storm is brewing. AI-powered mental health tools are skyrocketing in popularity, providing accessible support to millions worldwide. Yet, are they truly safe? Do they understand the gravity of
