Sairam Lodhi·Oct 26The Real Detective: How a Human Brain Beat AIWe hear all the time that Artificial Intelligence (AI) is super smart. It can write poems, solve math problems, and answer tricky questions…
NidhiBhasin·Oct 23AI Is Getting Smarter.Why the future of artificial intelligence depends less on how much it knows and more on what it understands.
The Hopeful Skeptic·Oct 21The Things Worth Doing OurselvesIf you were born today, with the same family, friends, and education but with today’s AI will be part of your entire development; would you…
Dewashish Dwivedi·Oct 17AI and Human Intelligence: What Happens When We Don’t Know What We Want?Artificial intelligence has made it easier than ever to access information, generate ideas, solve problems, and explore unfamiliar…
Anamika Kramate·Oct 7The AI Boom Looks Unstoppable. That Should Worry Us.Artificial intelligence has gone from being a futuristic idea to something we use every day.A response icon2A response icon2
InUnwritten PagesbyAnurag bharti·Sep 26AI vs Human Writing: An Honest Comparison I ran the same paragraph through AI and through myself…Interchangeable placeholders standing in for a specific person, because there was no specific person behind them. My actual grandmother…
AndreaBrunelli7·Sep 14Reinforcement Learning: Do Humans and Robots Learn the Same Way?Generally speaking, Reinforcement Learning (RL) is a technique through which a system learns autonomously—whether it is a living creature…
InModern WomenbyRituparna Sengupta·Aug 18The Power of Human IntelligenceA Tale from BaliA response icon1A response icon1
Mega Varshan·Aug 12Human Intelligence vs. Artificial Intelligence: Can Machines Truly Surpass the Human Mind?AI can reason, create, code and solve problems at extraordinary speed. But as we build increasingly capable machines, a more unsettling…
Temploom·Aug 4I’m Sick of AI: A Dead Internet and How We’ll Regret the HypeIronic, right? I as the writer probably wrote this story using a slop maker like ChatGPT and then decided to publish it on Medium.
