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A US senator is pushing for a universal artificial intelligence policy, warning that unchecked AI development could exacerbate economic inequalities and deepen societal divides. The move marks a turning point in the national conversation about the future of work and wealth distribution.
MSU President Kevin Guskiewicz's sudden change of heart gives the university a second chance, but can he deliver on his vision and restore stability to the institution?
Uber's massive acquisition of Delivery Hero is a statement of intent to dominate every facet of our daily consumption, but at what cost to consumers and workers?
An ad that's meant to address AI concerns might be just a clever way for a company to look good, but truly ensuring AI safety requires far more
As we ponder the wisdom of Marcus Aurelius, we're reminded that true riches lie in giving, not accumulating wealth. His quote has inspired a new era of philanthropy in the Middle East and South Asia.
A recent Dazed Digital article argues that Gen Z is embracing ancient sins like lust and gluttony as a form of self-regulation and a reaction against the perceived excesses of social media.
A high-profile assassination case serves as a stark reminder of how easily narratives can be spun and unspun, highlighting a fundamental vulnerability in our information landscape.
When celebrities grieve in public, do we expect authenticity or a performative display? Meet Lauren Goodger, a reality TV star walking a tightrope between private pain and public presentation.
The rapid development of artificial intelligence is transforming industries worldwide, with the US, UK, and other nations leading the charge. But what does this mean for our future, and can we mitigate its risks?
The Opinion on Big A.I. is a complex and multifaceted issue, one that requires careful consideration and nuanced discussion. As we move forward in the development of the technology, it's essential to prioritize informed Opinion and thoughtful decision-making.
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