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AI Personal Trainers vs Human Coaches In 2018, a world-class marathoner shocked the fitness world—not by winning a race, but by publicly announcing that most of his training was planned

Embracing AI in Education Through Sci-Fi In 1995, I sat wide-eyed in front of a VHS copy of Star Trek: The Next Generation, mesmerized as the android Data effortlessly calculated

AI and Religion: Exploring Machine Faith In 2017, a robot in Japan was appointed as a Buddhist priest. Named “Mindar,” this AI-powered android delivers sermons on the Heart Sutra in

SciFinder AI Enhances R&D Productivity In the 1950s, chemists spent weeks poring over physical journals, manually cross-referencing compounds and reactions to inform their research. Decades later, that same painstaking process

Protect Yourself from Evolving AI Scams In 1964, American media theorist Marshall McLuhan famously declared, “The medium is the message.” More than half a century later, scammers have embraced a

Are AI Home Cleaning Robots Worth It In 2002, the world met the first commercially successful robot vacuum: the original Roomba. It bumped into furniture, got stuck on cords, and

AI Act Sparks Backlash From Creators When the Gutenberg printing press emerged in the 15th century, it democratized information and sparked revolt among scribes who feared their craft would vanish.

AI Impact on Global Inequality Explored In 1997, chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov lost to IBM’s supercomputer Deep Blue—the first time a reigning world champion was defeated by a machine under

AI Revolution Transforming Global Economy In 1830, the invention of the mechanical loom threatened tens of thousands of textile workers, igniting the Luddite movement. Now, nearly two centuries later, the

Boost Podcast Editing with AI Tools When Marc Maron started his podcast “WTF” in 2009, he sat sweating in his garage, editing hours of content manually, slicing “ums” and “uhs”