AI decisions get made in boardrooms and IT departments. The knowledge of where AI could actually help lives three floors down, with people who aren't being asked.

The digital Tantalus effect leaves your brain craving more while feeling oddly depleted after AI interactions. Like a mental marathon with no finish line, this "AI hangover" reveals how our minds struggle with the peculiar nature of machine collaboration.

Your relationship with AI might say more about you than the technology itself. From introversion to openness, personality traits shape how we interact with AI.

As our attention spans shrink in the digital age, ancient contemplative practices are making a surprising comeback.

The struggle to articulate implicit knowledge reveals hidden gaps in our thinking, but with the right structure, AI can become less of a frustrating tool and more of a mirror for how we process ideas.

Through personal experience, this article reveals the inner conflict of relying heavily on AI, challenging our ideas about hard work, ethics, and the value of human effort.