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OpenAI is embracing rival Anthropic's standard, Model Context Protocol (MCP), for connecting AI assistants to the systems where data resides.

From clay tablets to electronic tablets, technology has played an influential role in shaping human knowledge for centuries.

What if cognition isn't the pinnacle of intelligence but a temporary scaffolding that's dissolving as AI reveals new, fluid architectures of thought?

As artificial intelligence continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, a new organization has emerged to address one of the most profound and complex questions of our time: Can machines become sentient?

HR technology company Phenom's new AI agents were designed in consideration of how roles can be different across various organizations.

For example, consider an AI that assists doctors in diagnosing clients. A diagnosis without any rationale is almost useless, as there is no way for the doctor to verify it and ultimately feel comfortable acting on it.

Are we slipping into an era where the lowest common cognitive denominator dictates what we read, write, and believe? Or are we witnessing collective wisdom on steroids?

The future is not merely a place we go. It is the unfolding of the possibilities that exist in and around us—a field of potential and orientation, in which we act not only as participants but as co-creators of a cosmic process.