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In a new book, Samuel Franklin excavates the surprisingly recent history of an idea, an ideal, and an ideology.

"Decode the profound messages of 234 angel number. Unveil its spiritual significance in guidance, harmony, and divine alignment

The ancient-Greek commandment <em>Know thyself</em> turns out to be a great modern way to become happier, more empathetic, and more successful.

GPT-4.5 has successfully convinced people it's human 73% of the time in an authentic configuration of the original Turing test.

New Anthropic research shows one AI model conceals reasoning shortcuts 75% of the time.

Pamela Karimi's new book examines how Iran's "Women, Art, Freedom" protest movement has influenced the country's artists and their work.

In 'High Functioning,' Judith Joseph teaches people how to understand the science of their sadness, so they can understand the science of their happiness.

New research sheds light on how LLMs reason with probabilities, creatively plan ahead, and think in universal concepts—revealing their potential and their risks.

Conrad's celebration of imperial exploration is accompanied by an acknowledgment that such feats often go hand-in-hand with oppression and exploitation.

A new study finds that when young kids find loopholes, or sneaky work-arounds, for instructions, they must apply advanced social and language skills

Don't worry, we still have a long way to go before any kind of technological apocalypse.

Master the art and skill of communicating complex ideas effectively

Learn how to address self-doubt while stepping into authority.

Analyzing the metaphors we use to talk about ChatGPT can reveal how we're thinking about the new tech

Most theories describe the singularity of black hole as a particularly brutal end, but a new study suggests this physics-breaking point could give way to a new beginning.

A partnership dedicated to teaching best practices to product teams and product leaders

You don't need Product Managers. There. I said it. If you work for a company that builds primarily consumer software1, there are, hopefully, three groups of humans who believe they are accountable for the product. They are: Engineering. They build the product. Design. No, they build the product.