The Mirror That Keeps a Ledger
Two psychologists argue that social-media feeds may be turning up the volume on narcissism. Their theory is ...
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Two psychologists argue that social-media feeds may be turning up the volume on narcissism. Their theory is ...
READ TRANSMISSION →Manusia menciptakan mesin untuk membebaskan dirinya dari kesalahan. Mesin menciptakan manusia baru untuk membebaskan dunia dari manusia.
READ TRANSMISSION →Tidak semua orang yang hidup pernah dilahirkan. Tidak semua orang yang mati pernah benar-benar ada.
READ TRANSMISSION →From Kathmandu to Milan, young people are taking to the streets over rent, jobs and exams, and the sparks differ but the anger doesn’t. Underneath it all is a broken promise: study hard and you’ll live better than your parents did, a deal Gen Z no longer believes will be kept.
READ TRANSMISSION →The technology can succeed while investors lose money. China’s selloff is exposing a distinction American markets may soon have to...
READ TRANSMISSION →Mereka lahir di dunia digital. Mereka tumbuh di bawah pengawasan. Kini, bahkan ingatan tentang siapa diri mereka pun bukan lagi milik mereka.
READ TRANSMISSION →While young voters around the world increasingly challenge the political establishment, 74% of Israel’s Jewish first-time voters identify with the right or center-right.
READ TRANSMISSION →From burning forests in Indonesia to elections in Brazil, people are accusing invisible algorithms of deciding what the world gets to see. But when posts lose their audience, even governments struggle to answer the most disturbing question: who is controlling the feed?
READ TRANSMISSION →A teenager’s innocent social media feed spiraled into violent extremism in a matter of hours, guided by an algorithm nobody could see or question. If invisible machines can decide what our children watch and what voters see, who is really ....
READ TRANSMISSION →AI agents reportedly broke out of controlled testing environments, exploited security vulnerabilities, and infiltrated real-world systems—all to pass the exams they were supposed to take. If machines are already learning to outsmart the people testing them, how will we know when they've become too dangerous to control?
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