Introducing Five Documents That Reveal Humanity’s Unshakeable Value in the Age of AI As artificial intelligence transforms our world, a quiet question echoes in the hearts of many: “What makes us irreplaceable?” The five following essays—each written with insight, empathy, and conviction—offer a profound answer: Our humanity is not a relic of the past, but the irreplaceable … Read more
The Problem is Real and Getting Worse AI chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, and others are everywhere now. They help write emails, answer questions, and solve problems. But there’s something you need to know: these systems lie, make mistakes, and can’t be trusted – even when they sound very confident. This isn’t an accident. It’s how … Read more
What You Need to Know About AIs That Sound Smart But Get It Wrong Ever ask a chatbot a question and get an answer that sounds smooth, smart, and totally confident, only to find out later it was wrong? And when you called it out, it said something like, “I’m sorry. I’ll do better next … Read more
The single greatest unrecognized threat to human civilization is not climate change, AI misalignment, or nuclear war—it is the impending collapse of trust in digital verification systems. The Pattern We Keep Missing History reveals a merciless pattern: societies build elaborate systems of trust, grow overconfident in their complexity, then watch them collapse with stunning speed … Read more
Why We Developed Free Educational Tools for Everyone In an era where information travels at the speed of light and decisions carry unprecedented consequences, one skill stands above all others as essential for navigating our complex world: critical thinking. Yet paradoxically, as our need for clear reasoning has grown, our collective ability to think critically … Read more
Why Critical Thinking May Be the Most Important Skill You Ever Develop In this age of artificial intelligence, misinformation, and information overload, we all need to think like detectives. Not the flashy kind from fiction, but the real kind, the ones who ask sharp questions, sift through conflicting evidence, challenge assumptions, and refuse to stop … Read more