In October 2020 I set up a blocky server for my kids and my friends’ kids. Five years later, in September 2026, the world keeps…
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One viral video shows a prominent politician threatening war, spreading across social media like wildfire and sparking outrage with potentially far-reaching political consequences. But the…
Imagine a dolphin recognizing itself in a mirror. Or a crow hiding a nut in places where it stashed them before, remembering the locations perfectly.…
Illustrative composite story (fiction inspired by real mechanisms, not an account of a specific case): Imagine a high‑school teacher in a small town who shares…
When the Big Ear radio telescope picked up a narrowband radio signal from deep space on 15 August 1977—famously dubbed the “Wow!” signal (identified by…
1. Why Even the Most Advanced Language Models Struggle with “Superficial” Texts “Where does the model’s ability end and human intervention begin?” – this question…
Imagine a courtroom. The prosecutor presents evidence; an algorithmic risk score enters the picture. A verdict is reached—and then appealed. Then comes the uncomfortable question:…
In a dusty workshop in Prague, surrounded by tangled cables and blinking displays, imagine a quiet revolution unfolding (an illustrative fictional scene, not reportage). It’s…
In 1770, Wolfgang von Kempelen unveiled his “Turk”—a mechanical chess player that fascinated Europe. Although it was later revealed to be a hoax featuring a…
Words have, in a sense, become a new interface to programming — metaphorically a “programming language”. Instead of syntax and algorithms, a well-formulated sentence is…