AI, robotics and autonomy won’t literally add another hour to the day, but they may create the psychological equivalent by removing routine work. The enormous question becomes what humans do when ...

Cities exist partly because people historically needed to cluster around jobs, stores, schools, hospitals, entertainment, and transportation. If those functions become mobile, autonomous, virtual, ...

Children growing up today may develop lifelong relationships with AI tutors, companions, coaches, and advisors that know them better than almost anyone else. The profound question isn’t whether ...

For thousands of years, humans have known who they are by comparing themselves to two things: other humans, and the natural world. Artificial intelligence has just become a third mirror — and unlike ...