When enforcement stops being clear cut
For a long time, enforcement has been based on clear rules. You were either speeding, or you weren’t. The line
Thinking
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Thinking
AI doesn’t replace doctors it reshapes judgement
AI isn’t replacing doctors. But it is changing how decisions are made.
Quick Thinking
“Real” is easier to fake than it used to be
A fake job offer that feels real. A damaged car that never existed. A voice that sounds familiar, but isn’t.
In the Wild
When AI agents start socialising without us
There’s now a social network where humans aren’t really the main participants.
In the Wild
The rise of AI CEOs inside companies
Some companies are starting to experiment with AI versions of their leaders.
Thinking
If evidence can be generated, what happens to trust?
A photo used to settle things. Now it might just start them.
Thinking
Should we trust decisions we can’t explain?
It usually starts with something small. A recommendation you follow without thinking, or a suggestion that feels right even if
Thinking
AI doesn’t remove bias. It moves it.
The problem isn’t that AI is biased. It’s that we expect it not to be.
Thinking
When AI gets really good at finding what’s broken
We tend to worry about AI making mistakes. A more uncomfortable question is what happens when it does not.
In Practice
When AI claims to translate what your dog is thinking
A growing number of gadgets now claim they can translate what your dog is thinking into words.
