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An expired domain let the author take control of the phone routing for three British territories and accidentally log hundreds of thousands of calls to military bases.
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AI's epistemic crisis is not new but the natural result of decades of corporate power corroding regulation and weakening public judgment.
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Human giants are physically impossible, because when a body is scaled up, its weight grows as the cube while bone strength only grows as the square, so the body crushes itself.
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Even a media company that automates everything it can still hires more humans, because AI trained on past expertise can't handle the unique problems that keep arising.
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AI reasoning is often fake: models can score high on benchmarks without understanding, and the field lacks reliable ways to measure machine cognition.
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Political polarization stems more from the homogeneity of social circles than from differences in media consumption.
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AI won't eliminate programmers but will change their work, with manual coding becoming increasingly marginal.
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AI has moved from hype to a business validation phase, where investors now demand actual revenues and profits rather than potential.
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It Ends uses an endless road and horror imagery to explore how young people today, left with collapsed structures, cope with a liminal state by creating rituals and seeking connection.
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No one attracts every mosquito species, but everyone attracts at least one, determined by skin microbiome odor.
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A Beijing dumpling shop went viral for letting customers book seats with AI agents, and the owner embraces it as the 'most advanced productive force' — though actual usage remains limited.
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A reader in Japan, frightened of stocks, changed his investing fate after reading Silicon Valley Jushi's blog about index investing.
