Perhaps artificial intelligence does not lack senses. Perhaps we lack the imagination—and the humility—to recognise as sensing anything that does not arrive through a body like ours. For a very long time, humans told themselves that we had five senses: sight, hearing, smell, taste and touch. It was a tidy little list. It was also
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Gratitude, anxiety, habits, artificial intelligence—and a practical framework for strengthening the mind Sometimes a new idea does not really introduce something completely new. Instead, it suddenly reveals the connections between things we have already been learning. That happened to me recently when I read Ruth Brown’s Listener article, “Mastering the mind”, featuring the New Zealand
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What a cutting-edge distributed AI proposal might tell us about renewable energy, regional prosperity and the next frontier of digital inclusion What if some of the most valuable infrastructure of the artificial intelligence age did not sit only inside enormous overseas data centres, but was also distributed through ordinary homes, businesses and community buildings? And
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