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Controlling AI Agents: Lessons from Human Supervision

Rapid advances in artificial intelligence agents have prompted urgent discussions about security and control. A widely cited 2024 research paper by Yoshua Bengio, Geoffrey Hinton, and other AI pioneers warned of a future in which humans may irreversibly lose control over AI systems that pose threats

17 Predictions for AI in 2026: Progress, Impact, and Market Dynamics

This is our comprehensive overview of the following year. The breakneck pace of 2025, defined by agentic breakthroughs, multitrillion-dollar investments, and the mainstreaming of AI, sets the stage for a pivotal 2026. It will be a year not of speculation, but of actual execution, when the potential of

A Letter to My Younger Self – IT’S OK TO BE NOT PERFECT

My Dearest Younger Self, Take a seat here, in the tranquillity of this moment. Do you see how the light shines through the window, exactly as it was in your former bedroom? Dust motes dance across the beam, small galaxies twirling in the sun. It’s how you feel

Reflections on Happiness, Meaning, and the Unexpected Richness of a Broken Heart

There was a moment when a specific shade of green coloured my inner world. It was the shade I experienced, looking out from the shore, as others sailed in the sunlight. Every promotion I heard about to a coworker, each smiley family photo shared by someone you know,

How Strategic Vulnerability Fuels a Woman’s Journey to Success, Love, and Growth

From an early age, they constructed fortresses. To build walls of skill as well as control, composure, and stability. We are given by the bricks “having it all together” and the mortar of “never letting them see you sweat.” For a long time, I believed that “strength” equated

The Warrior’s Heart – Fighting with Compassion

Of the many fires that are raging in a woman’s heart, anger is typically the one that is most carefully managed. It is taught that we should be afraid of it, to squash it or make it sound like a shameful scream to avoid being labelled unreliable,

Walking in Two Worlds: Modern Women Balancing Progress and Tradition

There’s a subtle rising. It’s not always on the front page, but it’s not fought with guns. It’s fought with spreadsheets and seedlings, codes and old looms, with a quiet determination and laughter that is roaring. It’s a global reconfiguration of women’s dreams, marking a significant shift from the

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