Evolution Through Revolution

For most of human history, children were largely ignored until they were old enough to begin contributing to the survival of household or tribe. It is only in our modern society that children have become the center of attention from day one. 

Parenting books promise that there ...

Human history is often framed as a series of episodes, representing sudden bursts of knowledge. The Agricultural Revolution, the Renaissance, and the Industrial Revolution are a few examples where it is generally thought that innovation moved quicker than at other points in history, leading to a ...

The duality of AI, as both a tool for the safeguarding and potential infringement of human rights, underscores the complexity of its role in shaping our world. While AI presents immense possibilities for the advancement of humanity, it also carries the risk of enabling authoritarianism and rights...