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Voices: We don’t need a TV experiment to see disabled people treated as burden
We don’t need a TV experiment to see disabled people treated as a burden - COMMENT: Channel 4’s satire The Experiment presents shocking-levels of ableism as a dark recess of history, when in fact it ...
AI writing scandals have exploded over the last year, but there are big questions about who gets accused and why.
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'Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2' premieres tonight on Netflix: VHS tape is Night City's last unowned memory
"Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2" premieres on Netflix tonight with five technologies that aren't just franchise props: braindance, ...
Some AI systems have produced deceptive behavior researchers did not explicitly teach them to perform. The harder question is what happens as those systems become more capable and harder to monitor.
Imagine using stem cells to create a fragment of a human brain in a petri dish. It has no eyes to see, no mouth to speak, and ...
If you ask an AI, 'What are you feeling?', it may talk about hesitation or joy. But is being able to speak as if you are ...
If my doctors certify that I am in a persistent vegetative state, that is, if I am not conscious and am not aware of myself ...
Business school is an easy target, but it isn’t the disaster that Christopher Marquis says that it is in the pages of the New ...
Human progress has depended upon the discovery and application of objective universal truths. These are independent of ...
What happens when scientists start changing the brain—the very system through which an animal's mental states are expressed in behavior?
How a pioneering effort to confront the past can help shape a more inclusive, democratic and socially just future.
There were neuroscientists and researchers, wellness gurus and biohackers, seasoned psychonauts who’d journeyed to South ...
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