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      • When The Machines Think Of Things We Never Would Have

        For better and for worse, science today is shaped by strongly human factors: economic value, political priorities, career prospects, cultural trends, and a range of human biases and beliefs. Imagine the science if all that baggage could be abandoned. – Aeon

      • AI CEO: We Will Track Everything You Do

        “That’s kind of one of the other reasons we wanted to build a browser, is we want to get data even outside the app to better understand you. Because some of the prompts that people do in these AIs is purely work-related. It’s not like that’s personal.” – TechCrunch

      • We Used To Think Of Nostalgia As Some Sort Of Disease…

        It is not only that those wistful and innocent longings we all feel when we think of home were once subject to urgent medical intervention and scrutinised as symptoms of a fatal disease. The 17th-century medical-scientific literature possessed a weirdly inhuman and morbid philosophy of the effects of nostalgia. – Psyche

      • How AI Is Changing The Job Of Design

        Whether it’s Adobe apps or Figma, AI features are increasingly being built into creative tools that push designers into an era of editing and using AI as a tool, rather than having to create everything from scratch. – The Verge

      • Having It All: It Doesn’t Have To Be Morality Versus Consumption

         The implicit claim of Abundance is that material abundance not only makes things cheaper, easier, or higher quality, but also makes it easier for people to be better. – 3 Quarks Daily

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