The AI gap looms: when humans don't produce knowledge because they're not rewarded for it anymore, and AI doesn't either because it doesn't know how to yet.
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Humanity’s immune response to mediocre AI content
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It's heartening to see humanity's immune response to mediocre AI-generated content here. You can do it, you can take the easy way out, but you will be mocked and lose the respect of your peers.
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AI reduces instinct in decisions, human responsibility remains
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AI enters decision flows once guided by judgment, shrinking the space for instinct. Teams must question results because responsibility remains human, gradually reshaping how trust forms within
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Documentary on woman in love with AI wanting embodied robot
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Yeah, at @magnific conference a couple of weeks ago I met a documentary film maker who is working on a film about a woman she met that has already fallen in love with AI and wants to see it embodied in a robot. We are headed into a weird future for sure and many will fall in
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Sakana AI CEO David Ha interviewed on TBS CROSS DIG about vision and products
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Sakana AI CEO David Ha (@hardmaru) appeared on TBS CROSS DIG’s “1on1 Tech.” He talks about our founding story, latest research and technical vision, product launches including Sakana Fugu, Japan’s AI strategy, and his hopes for Japanese society. Watch the interview. https://t.co/jfRtraGpw4
— Sakana AI (@SakanaAILabs) 24 juin 2026Sakana AI CEO David Ha (
@hardmaru
) appeared on TBS CROSS DIG’s “1on1 Tech.” He talks about our founding story, latest research and technical vision, product launches including Sakana Fugu, Japan’s AI strategy, and his hopes for Japanese society. Watch the interview. -
Stanford HAI study evaluates AI chatbots as news intermediaries
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Can AI chatbots be trusted as news intermediaries? A new study partially supported by @StanfordHAI evaluates the promise and risks of consuming today’s headlines through AI. @james_y_zou @suzgunmirac https://
hai.stanford.edu/news/reading-t
odays-headlines-through-ai-a-real-time-audit-of-six-commercial-chatbots
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Fast answers on shallow evidence reproduce bias faster
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Fast answers built on a shallow evidence base do not solve the bias problem. They reproduce it faster.
— Catherine Adenle (@CatherineAdenle) 24 juin 2026
As AI becomes part of research and decision-making, the quality of the underlying evidence matters as much as the capability of the model.
Better decisions require broader… pic.twitter.com/VI8ZufuFiXFast answers built on a shallow evidence base do not solve the bias problem. They reproduce it faster. As AI becomes part of research and decision-making, the quality of the underlying evidence matters as much as the capability of the model. Better decisions require broader
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PM Modi envisions AI as transformative force through IndiaAI Mission
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Hon'ble Prime Minister Shri @narendramodi has envisioned AI as a transformative force for economic growth, innovation, and societal progress. Through the IndiaAI Mission, India is building the capabilities, infrastructure, talent, and trusted AI frameworks needed to drive the
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50% of employees use AI, only 23% trained – collective tinkering
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🎥[En direct de VivaTech 2026]
— FlashTweet (@FlashTweet) 24 juin 2026
50 % des salariés français utilisent déjà l’IA au travail.
Mais seulement 23 % sont formés à son usage responsable.
Le risque ? Un grand bricolage collectif.
Dans cette interview, j’ai demandé à Albane Liger-Belair, Head of Innovation chez… pic.twitter.com/qwAeIfmwHU[Live from VivaTech 2026] 50% of French employees already use AI at work. But only 23% are trained in its responsible use. The risk? A big collective tinkering. In this interview, I asked Albane Liger-Belair, Head of Innovation at
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Will AI break the Internet or make it better?
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AI becomes the new gateway for search, shopping, navigation, and decision-making, raising urgent questions about trust, choice, and who controls what we see online. So