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There's a scene in that movie, "Her," where Joaquin Phoenix's character, Theodore, attends a party thrown by his friend. Everyone's gathered around a game console, a thing about the size of a toaster oven, a disembodied voice narrating a story while visuals

We built machines to make our lives easier, to do the chores, to anticipate our needs. And they have, of course. My refrigerator knows when I'm low on milk. My thermostat anticipates a cold snap. But the next generation of Artificial Intelligence promises something more profound: a world

Let me tell you a story. In the early 2000s, a company called Napster came along and turned the music industry upside down. Now, you might be saying, "Malcolm A, what does Napster have to do with artificial intelligence?" And you'd be right to ask. But

The rapid advancement of generative AI (genAI) is no longer a futuristic fantasy but an undeniable reality shaping the present and future of humanity. This technology has moved beyond simple automation, venturing into realms once thought exclusive to human intellect: creativity, intuition, and even agency. As we enter this new

As we stride deeper into the 21st century, we find ourselves standing at a profoundly transformative juncture—one defined by our unparalleled capacity to shape and be shaped by the forces of technology, society, and environment. Central to this transformative moment is the notion of human agency, our inherent capability