AI can speed up the right kind of work, but it also has a talent for scaling whatever standards you bring to it. Used well, it helps careful engineers move faster; used badly, it turns half-baked thinking into a much more efficient mess.

Correcting and guiding an AI is deeply similar to dealing with an overly curious, know-it-all, but ultimately clueless five-year-old.

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As a child, I spent countless hours immersed in computer games and learning BASIC, experimenting with simple programs on my Commodore 64 system. The allure wasn’t just the entertainment, but also t...

Mindlessly scrolling through social media feeds, jumping between short-form videos and binging dramas damages our ability to focus, learn, and handle emotions. There is now enough research to state...