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This is AI’s core architectural flaw

Large language models feel intelligent because they speak fluently, confidently, and at scale. But fluency is not understanding, and confidence is not perception. To grasp the real…

Rethinking AI’s future in an augmented workplace

“Our findings suggest that the continuation of the status quo, the basic expectation of most economists, is actually the least likely outcome,” Davis says. “We project that AI will have an…

When AIs become consumers

As best I can tell, the über-wealthy believe the world as we know it is ending, that there won’t be enough to go around, and that this means they need to accumulate as much money and land…

Will AI’s Future Be American?

If we fail to beat China in the AI race, we risk a global order in which freedom is eclipsed by state-run surveillance and coercion. Source link

The Download: AI’s energy future

Three big things we still don’t know about AI’s energy burden —James O’Donnell Earlier this year, when my colleague Casey Crownhart and I spent six months researching the climate and…

AI’s weird, frothy, bubble-icious summer

“This time it’s different.” Those four words, the official slogan of every economic bubble, have been weaponized in the age of AI. They’re the rallying cry of utopians and evangelists…

Google did the math on AI’s energy footprint

Ever wonder how much energy it takes when you ask an AI to draft an email, plan a vacation, or role-play as a friend? Google just shed some light: The company calculated the energy, water,…

AI’s unfulfilled promise to small businesses

Over the past few years, artificial intelligence has dominated business conversations. What once felt like a futuristic concept is now a tangible, widely accessible tool, one that is now…