— Dispatches from the Human-Machine Frontier —
A Wharton study documents cognitive surrender at work while a book review argues for slower AI use. Humanoids leave the lab as White House convenes frontier labs and Anthropic p...
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On the human side, a Cognitive Sciences review and a Journalism Practice study warn about skill atrophy, while 1 in 5 young people are asking chatbots for mental-health advice i...
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On the human side, teachers, election officials, and psychologists all name the same worry: skills, trust, and connection thin out when we let the machines carry too much. On th...
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On the human side, taste, thinking, and stillness push back against the flatten. On the robot side, agent guides, humanoid deployments, and lean AI-native startups keep accelera...
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Stanford and Northeastern surface fresh cracks in AI mental-health safeguards while a substack essay maps the cognitive-offloading trap. A $2B drug-discovery wave, a July humano...
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