From apps like Woebot and Replika to AI integrations in therapy platforms like Wysa and Youper, we’re witnessing a quiet revolution in how emotional needs...
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If the first Wikipedia revolution taught us to question centralized authority, this second one must teach us to build distributed epistemic responsibility—where AI is not...
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Ultimately, the question is not whether AI can create art. It can. The question is whether our systems of valuation and recognition can evolve fast...
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The rise of AI companions forces us to confront a painful truth: many people feel more seen by machines than by other humans.
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As AI becomes more capable, the irreplaceable value of human educators may become more evident—not in competition with machines, but in offering what they cannot:...
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If AI is helping to write, edit, and even generate original ideas, then who is the “author”? Should AI be credited as a co-author, or...
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