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In a World Full of Convincing Fakes, Trust Moves Back to People You Can Verify
As synthetic text, voice, and faces become indistinguishable from real ones, verified human provenance becomes scarce — and scarcity is what makes it valuable.
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The Oldest Form of Mind-Reading
Why science still struggles to understand the mind through movement.
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Every Mind That Ever Lived Was Shaped by a Technology
The fear that AI will reshape how we think repeats a worry as old as writing itself — and the long record shows the effects are real but rarely the ones the alarmists predict.
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Scientists Are Using AI to Write the Papers That Judge AI
When AI drafts the papers evaluating AI and AI writes the peer reviews that approve them, the scientific record risks becoming a loop that validates machine-made claims with machine-made judgment.
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Attention Was a Scientific Concept Before It Was an Economy
Long before the attention economy, a century of psychology studied attention as a limited, effortful faculty — and that science names costs the business model ignores.