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Sexuality in the time of AI
Technology, by definition, has always influenced the perception of sex. Birth control altered women's autonomy. Dating apps They revolutionized the way we meet other people, and pornography changed the Ideas about excitement and novelty. However, artificial intelligence brings something to the table. different: personalized intimacy in real time without the presence of another person. AI can now mimic emotional attunement, generate sexual responses, and adapt Erotic storytell

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The attention economy: the business of keeping us distracted
Every notification, every suggested video, and every endless scroll has one thing in common: they were designed to keep you connected for as long as possible. In the digital age, attention has become one of the world's most valuable resources. But what happens when all platforms compete to capture it simultaneously? For decades, companies competed to manufacture better products or sell more services. Today, many of the world's most influential companies have a different goal:

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Artificial intelligence didn't fail. What failed was the idea that it could replace people.
For the past two years, the conversation about artificial intelligence has been dominated by one almost absolute idea: that machines would eventually replace much of the human workforce. Companies invested billions of dollars in AI tools, automation, and smart assistants with the promise of producing more, spending less, and becoming less dependent on people. However, the news of the last few weeks tells a very different story. Ford decided to rehire experienced engineers aft

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