In a world where our feeds decide what we see, think, and even believe, books still hold the power to surprise us in ways no algorithm can. Non-fiction does more than inform; it awakens. These books ...

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You haven’t overspent. You haven’t done anything suspicious. But somewhere inside your bank’s computer systems, a machine ...

Personalized algorithms may quietly sabotage how people learn, nudging them into narrow tunnels of information even when they start with zero prior knowledge. In the study, participants using ...

Quantum computing could lead to revolutions in cryptography, materials design and telecommunications. But fulfilling those ...

Three voices (a CEO, a tech executive, and a philosopher) converged on the same uncomfortable truth about what humans are actually for in an AI era.

David Bamman studies culture at a scale few humans ever could. An associate professor in the UC Berkeley School of Information, Bamman uses computational methods to analyze books, films and music, ...

This month’s most exciting popular science books are surprisingly eclectic, and big on invention, ambition –and hubris. We’re tackling topics including the wonder (and envy) of flight, how to eat so ...

Instead of just focusing on the intelligences of symbolic systems (languages and numbers), as our academic system does, we need to reorient education to include a wider set of intelligences, including ...

(The Conversation) – Imagine you’re at the supermarket checkout. Your cart is full. The line behind you is long. You tap your card. Declined. You try again. Declined. You haven’t overspent. You ...

The first class of students who have been at Seckinger High School since they were freshmen graduated this month. By now, districts from Boston to Miami have caught the same A.I. fever, vowing to ...