A Mirror to Our Flaws: An Algorithmic Bias Test Reveals GPT’s Hidden Cultural Biases

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Written by: Hajra: A Clinical Psychology research scholar at IIUI A Mirror to Our Flaws – GPT’s Hidden Cultural Biases 1 The Quiet Gravity of Algorithmic Bias Open almost any news feed and you will find a provocative headline about generative AI outsmarting an exam, writing a screenplay, or passing for a human in chat. … Read more

AlphaGenome Explained: How AI Just Got Better at Reading DNA

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Written by Ezzah, Pharmaceutical M.Phil. Research Scholar AI-Powered Genomics with AlphaGenome Opening scene – a world where sequence means function You can read every letter in a human genome for less than one hundred dollars, yet most of those three billion letters still sit on servers as inscrutable strings. Biologists know the code holds the … Read more

AI Warning: Yuval Noah Harari’s Chilling Prediction for the Future

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AI Warning: Yuval Noah Harari’s Chilling Prediction By someone who still programs in Vim and occasionally remembers to blink 1. A Medieval Historian Walks into a Neural Net The first time I heard Yuval Noah Harari on AI, I was sitting in a café, halfway through a lukewarm cappuccino, when the historian calmly declared, “Artificial … Read more

AI news June 28 2025: The Week the Machine Beat the Calendar

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AI News June 28, 2025: Breakthroughs in DNA, Robotics, Law The clock keeps racing yet the field keeps sprinting faster. If you felt caught off-guard by last week’s torrent of announcements, buckle up. The stories collected under the banner AI news June 28 2025 read like chapters torn from a near-future novel, only every headline … Read more