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Researchers at Anthropic found that issues of "user disempowerement" among AI users are far too common, a growing trend.
Anthropic

New Study Examines How Often AI Psychosis Actually Happens, and the Results Are Not Good

Yikes.

By Victor Tangermann

The cultivated meat industry is struggling to find its footing under intense government regulations and bans throughout the US and Europe.
Food

Lab Grown Meat Is Failing For One Key Reason, Analyst Claims

"While the regulatory work is essential, it's very resource intensive, it's very time intensive, and each player needs to go through that process."

By Joe Wilkins

A couple says their Tesla Cybertruck nearly dumped their baby onto the side of the highway after its passenger door latch failed.
Future Society

Cybertruck Attempts to Fling Baby Onto Highway

"They would've been mush on the street."

By Frank Landymore

Astronomers say that ancient almost impossibly massive "Little Red Dots" may be black holes trapped in "cocoons."
Black Holes

Galactic Monsters Grew in Cocoons Like Giant Bugs, Scientists Say

"They look like a [developing] butterfly or something in this young state that kind of grows wrapped in some sort of gas that also feeds it."

By Frank Landymore

An image taken by NASA's Curiosity rover shows its LED lights lighting up a hole it drilled into the surface of the rock.
Mars

This Photo of Mars at Night Is Straight Up Haunting

It would really suck to be all alone on Mars at night.

By Victor Tangermann

Financial experts and tech CEOs are deeply anxious about what happens if AI takes everyones jobs, a question without an obvious answer.
Universal Basic Income

Experts Growing Worried About World in Which AI Takes Your Job and You Have No Way to Provide for Yourself

"I find the resulting outlook for employment terrifying."

By Joe Wilkins

If you want to be even more convinced of your own convictions, talk it out with your favorite, sycophantic AI chatbot.
Future Society

Evidence Grows That AI Chatbots Are Dunning-Kruger Machines

AI will make a savants of all of us — and least in our own heads.

By Frank Landymore

One economist explains why it's important for the AI bubble to burst as soon as possible, as the tech wreaks havoc on wages.
Future Society

Tech CEOs Say AI Is Ushering in an Age of Abundance, But Instead the Evidence Shows That It’s Pushing Down Wages

"The sooner the AI bubble bursts, the better it will be for almost all of us, except the AI whizzes."

By Joe Wilkins

Health guru and longevity-obsessed podcaster Andrew Huberman made a big admission about he stays, infuriating fans.
Developments

Fans Furious at What Andrew Huberman Just Admitted

A "scam artist" and a "charlatan."

By Frank Landymore

In a stunning twist, Donald Trump is exacerbating the onset of population decline, a key anxiety for his right-wing voters.
Future Society

Trump Is Causing the United States’ First-Ever Population Decline

Ironic.

By Joe Wilkins

A former NASA staffer says the agency is failing the planet as the Earth's climate approaches a devastating point of no return.
NASA

Former NASA Employee Issues Desperate Plea to Head of Agency

"Fund the fleet. Protect the teams. Tell the truth."

By Victor Tangermann

AI companies working on foundation models have yet to even break even, let alone turn record-breaking investments into profit.
Investing

Major AI Companies Aren’t Even Pretending to Make Money

"True wealth is when you love yourself."

By Joe Wilkins

Full-grown adults are embracing AI companion toys in China as the government tries to reconcile a tricky contradiction.
Ethics

Chinese Adults Taking Strange AI Devices to Bed With Them

"It feels like something is waiting for me."

By Joe Wilkins

Mark Zuckerberg's Meta has already spent $6 million on TV ads to convince Americans that data centers aren't that bad.
Ethics

You Will Laugh Out Loud When You Hear What the Tech Industry Is Spending a Swimming Pool’s Worth of Money to Convince the Public

Who's buying this?

By Victor Tangermann

NASA scientists have determined that Jupiter's moon Europa is covered in a seriously thick icy shell that measures 18 miles deep.
Exobiology

NASA Says Europa Is Covered by a Thick Icy Shell

Oh, she thicc.

By Victor Tangermann

China's solar energy production is reaching simply staggering levels, dragging energy costs down around the globe.
Renewable Energy

The Amount of New Solar Power Production Capacity China Is Manufacturing Is Legitimately Mind-Blowing

Simply incredible.

By Joe Wilkins

One tech publication's experience hiring a remote software engineer shows just how degraded the job search has become.
Ethics

If You’re a Real Person Looking for a Job, the Flood of Fake AI Job Applications Will Make Your Blood Boil

"Within 12 hours of posting the role, we received more than 400 applications."

By Joe Wilkins

Newly unsealed documents suggest that Anthropic was well aware that destroying books to train its AI would look bad.
Future Society

Anthropic Knew the Public Would Be Disgusted by How It Was Destroying Physical Books, Secret Documents Reveal

"We don't want it to be known that we are working on this."

By Frank Landymore

A startup, called Aircela, has come up with an intriguing contraption that can turn carbon dioxide from thin air into usable gasoline.
Future Society

Intriguing New Machine Turns Air Into Gasoline You Can Put Straight Into Your Car

Too good to be true?

By Victor Tangermann

As AI appears to do much of the work of entry-level job seekers, the entire premiss of a college education seems to be collapsing.
Education

It’s Starting to Look Like AI Has Killed the Entire Model of College

"Colleges and universities face an existential issue before them."

By Joe Wilkins