Of dinosaurs and men – and AI

./Handout Sometimes I feel like I live in a “Jurassic Park” film. If you think it will be a chronicle on the quantity of my children as dinosaurs, you are mistaken (but it seems both fun and precise, so I will have to review this on a later date). No, I have the impression that…

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AI Has Broken High School and College

It is Atlantic Intelligence, a newsletter in which our writers help you embark on artificial intelligence and a new machine age. Register here. Another school year begins – which means another year of tests written by AI, sets of problems completed by AI and, for teachers, the programs generated by AI. For the first time,…

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The AI bubble and a potential stock market crash

Investors’ anxiety about an AI bubble is “fever” with growing fears that an increase in investment in artificial intelligence could lead to an accident similar to the 2000 dot-com bust. Artificial intelligence has experienced huge investments: 50% of venture capital dollars were spent for AI start-ups in the first half of 2025, according to CB…

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‘AI psychosis’: could chatbots fuel delusional thinking? – podcast | Science

There are growing relationships of people who experience delusions after intensive use of AI chatbots. The phenomenon, nicknamed the “Psychosis of AI”, has raised concerns that the features integrated into large language models can contribute to certain users who lose contact with reality. Madeleine Finlay speaks to Dr. Hamilton Morrin, psychiatrist and researcher at King’s…

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Over half of professionals are so annoyed by AI trainings they say it feels like a second job, LinkedIn survey finds

More than half of professionals point out that AI training feels like a second job, according to a Linkedin recent surveyhighlighting generalized frustration among workers with the proliferation of automation programs in the workplace. The majority of respondents (51%) expressed irritation with the intensity and frequency of AI training requirements, declaring that this interferes with…

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