Ten Jobs Whose Current Form Deserves a Farewell Party
A sharp look at which white-collar roles AI may not merely change, but quietly make obsolete, and why polite language hides the scale of the shift.
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Engram, DeepSeek, and the return of “memory” as an architectural primitive
DeepSeek's Engram reframes memory as an architectural primitive, suggesting models may need recall structures rather than ever-larger layers.
The Tool Is Not the Craft
AI adoption fails when organizations confuse access to tools with mastery of the craft needed to use them responsibly.
Implications of AGI for Universal Basic Income
AGI forces a hard look at universal basic income when work may no longer be society's main distribution mechanism.
OpenAI's $1 ChatGPT Deal for the Federal Government: Philanthropy or Power Play?
OpenAI's one-dollar federal deal looks generous, but it also plants ChatGPT deep inside public-sector workflows.
Are We Losing a Generation of Experts to AI?
AI may erase entry-level rungs before young professionals can build expertise, creating a hidden generational risk.
The Dark Side of AI: How Cybercriminals are Weaponizing Language Models
Malla represents the darker side of generative AI, where language models become tools for scalable cybercrime.