In the age of AI, leaders must embrace a new mindset, one that recognizes the unique strengths of both humans and machines.

Large language models don’t plagiarize or reproduce; they learn patterns and relationships from vast amounts of information, just as humans do.

In recent years, the development of artificial intelligence has rekindled the old fear that machines will replace humans.

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I have seen an image of Shohei Ohtani, wearing jeans and a white T-shirt, gazing out from a vending machine while standing in ...

Having dedicated his career to understanding human brains, Eagleman shared his perspective in Newsweek's AI Impact interview ...

Andrew Hill I’m going to start with our traditional dumb question. The subtitle of your book is Why Big Systems Make Terrible Decisions — and How the World Lost Its Mind. So on a scale of one to 10, ...

Making no bones about it, Béchard at the very end also concedes that he tinkered with ChatGPT — serendipitously arriving in ...

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