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Do you thank your AI?

A few days ago, a New York Times article left me with mixed feelings, and I ended up putting the question to a machine. The awkward detail is that the machine is called Claude, a truly human name ...
In hushed voices in a darkened room, John and James Kountz stared intently at what looked to any unsuspecting person like a ...
What happens when a robot friend faces death? At a Denver improv performance, humans and robots talked it out, maybe for the first time ...
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Alex Cora once again has declined the opportunity to manage the Phillies, informing the club that he plans to take the 2027 ...
Alex Halderman knows the vulnerabilities in election technology and has advice for voters to minimize their personal risk. But why aren't we better ...
Premeds don't need to sit on the sidelines with AI advancement in healthcare. Experiment with coding harnesses, like Claude ...
ChatGPT. Gemini. Claude. Copilot. Perplexity.Just a little while ago, we were saying 'Generative AI is amazing,' and before ...
In 1985, electrical engineer Bill Freeman imagined a zipper that could do more than join two pieces of material. His ...
IBM's quantum computer completed a complex calculation in just 19 seconds, while a supercomputer could take an estimated 110 years. What makes this experiment so significant?
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