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Would a Global AI Government End Corruption or Invent a New Tyranny?
A global AI government sounds like the ultimate anti-corruption machine. But the same tools that remove bribery and favoritism can also remove accountability, privacy, and the right to appeal. Here's what would decide the outcome.
AI Tutors Are Redefining Education: The First Signs of Adoption You Can't Ignore
AI tutors are moving from novelty to infrastructure. Here's how they will disrupt schools, what changes first, and the early adoption signals to watch in classrooms, budgets, policy, and student behavior.
Before You Use Claude, Create This File: The One Markdown Doc That Makes Cowork Feel Like It
Stop re-explaining your business, voice, and standards to Claude. Create one markdown context file, drop it into a Cowork folder, and get consistent outputs with your rules, examples, and hard noes baked in.
iPhone Missing? Make It Report Back With Location and Photos in Seconds
Build a safe iPhone Shortcuts system that replies to a trusted code phrase with its location and photos, then locks down and sounds an alarm. Designed for evidence and recovery, not confrontation.
SpaceTech VC Investments in February 2026: Funding Highlights, Signals, and What Founders Should Do Next
February 2026 saw SpaceTech funding concentrate in space stations, satellite comms, thermal and hyperspectral Earth observation, and propulsion. Here are 11 notable VC deals and the market signals they reveal for startups.
Will Interstellar Travel Ever Be Possible?
Interstellar travel is not forbidden by physics, but distance, energy, and survival make it brutally hard. Here's what today's best ideas can and cannot do, and what would need to change to reach another star.
How I Dropped Our Production Database and Now Pay 10% More for AWS
A real-world AWS outage story: an AI agent ran Terraform destroy, wiped an RDS production database and snapshots, and forced an upgrade to AWS Business Support. Here are the guardrails that would have prevented it.
Can AI Write Perfectly Just Laws? The Promise and the Trap of Automated Legislation
AI can already draft legal text fast, but
The Paper Test and the Brain: Why
The Paper Test argues that if a computer's state can be written on paper, then flipping pages can't create a mind, so neither can silicon. It's a provocative challenge, but the real fault line is not paper versus electricity. It's what we mean by mind.