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AI companies are buying large volumes of second-hand books, cutting off their spines, scanning them, and destroying the physical copies. The article argues that this is not equivalent to burning books because the information is preserved digitally, while warning that rare and culturally valuable editions may still be harmed.
This discussion examines whether AI can match the emotional depth and originality rooted in human experience. It argues that passion, empathy, lived experience, and personal perspective remain important differentiators in music, literature, and visual art.
The Pixel 11 Pro introduces Instant Night Sight, making low-light photography significantly faster. The improvement renews appreciation for Google’s computational photography capabilities.
The article explores how ordinary matter such as sand can lead to intelligent materials with increasingly sophisticated capabilities. A discussion between Zhang Chaoyang and physicist Liu Ruowei focuses on physics, materials, and the deeper mechanisms behind intelligence-like behavior.