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  • Can AI Really Out-Creative Humans?

    Can AI Really Out-Creative Humans?

    On a rainy Thursday afternoon, you might ask yourself: Is it possible that the cleverest artificial intelligences, humming away in faraway servers, could eventually match (or surpass) the unique spark of human creativity? Can an algorithm ever experience a eureka moment, or have one of those…

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  • Can We Truly Understand AI’s Black Box?

    Can We Truly Understand AI’s Black Box?

    The phrase “black box” is often thrown around like a curse or a confession whenever we talk about artificial intelligence, especially those shiny, powerful systems sometimes called “general” AI. Engineers and philosophers alike furrow their brows: Why are these models so mysterious? Can we ever peek…

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  • Are AI Friends Really Real?

    Are AI Friends Really Real?

    Very few of us get through life without feeling lonely at some point. Sometimes, we find solace in a friend’s shoulder, sometimes in the wag of a dog’s tail, sometimes in the red glow of a late-night phone screen. These days, that glowing screen might talk…

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  • Should AI Be Allowed to Forget?

    Should AI Be Allowed to Forget?

    It’s easy to imagine an AI as a bottomless vault of information. Ask it about the average distance from Earth to Mars or who invented the paperclip, and answers spill forth—sometimes with surprising enthusiasm. But here’s a strange question: should an AI ever be allowed to…

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  • When Should We Let AI Decide?

    When Should We Let AI Decide?

    On any given day, most of us already let machines decide for us more than we care to admit. Your phone decides which route you take to the office. An algorithm might nudge you toward one movie instead of another. Your email app sorts “important” from…

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  • Are AI Friends Real or Just Fakes?

    Are AI Friends Real or Just Fakes?

    If your phone ever offered you a hug after a hard day, would you find that comforting, eerie, or possibly both? Welcome to the intriguing world of AI friendship, where robots and software agents are not just tools, but potential companions. But should we treat these…

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  • AI Art: Theft, Talent, or Triumph?

    AI Art: Theft, Talent, or Triumph?

    We live in interesting times. You can now ask a machine to paint you a picture of a cat driving a car across the surface of the moon, in the style of Michelangelo. Five seconds later, voilà—feline lunar traffic, rendered with digital brushstrokes Michelangelo himself would…

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  • Is AI Creativity Real or Just Hype?

    Is AI Creativity Real or Just Hype?

    Picture this: a robot sits at a desk—if you can imagine such a thing—pen poised over paper, deep in thought, pondering its next line of poetry. Or perhaps a neural network hunched over a canvas, dabbing brushstrokes onto pixels to create a digital masterpiece. The headlines…

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  • Is Your AI Really the Same Self?

    Is Your AI Really the Same Self?

    We live in an age where machines learn, adapt, and sometimes even surprise us. As artificial intelligence grows smarter, its creators are faced with philosophical puzzles that are as old as philosophy itself. One classic brain-teaser, the Ship of Theseus, has found a new digital dock.…

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  • Should AI Have the Right to Forget?

    Should AI Have the Right to Forget?

    From the moment we first built machines to store our memories for us—be it with parchment or hard drives—we’ve flirted with a curious idea: what if memory could be managed, curated, trimmed, or erased entirely at will? Until now, this was mostly our own dilemma as…

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