Your Fitbit Is Reporting to HR Here's a sentence that would have sounded like paranoid science fiction fifteen years ago and today reads like a Tuesday HR memo: your employer may already know your ...

When I ask whether artificial intelligence can “think,” however, I often look upon a sea of blank faces. What is “thinking,” and how is it the same or different from “intelligence”? We might treat the ...

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Anyone who helps student-athletes negotiate name, image and likeness deals in Louisiana now has to register with the state.

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My dad has run his small business on handwritten ledgers for years. Here's how I used Claude to finally get him off paper and ...

Recent public comments made about AI suggest that Americans have difficulty with the implications of linear time. This is odd given that its conception is largely Western and is centered on the clock ...

Before we married, my husband always had a television on. Not necessarily at a volume he could hear from another room, but on — in the kitchen, the living room, the bedroom, his office. Constant ...