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How AI and agentic AI are reshaping malware and malicious attacks, driving faster, stealthier, and more targeted ...

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Assistive technology is expensive, and many people with disabilities live on fixed incomes. Disabled assistive tech users ...

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By: PABLO PENA Economists have long recognized the importance of human capital—the skills and knowledge embedded in people. More than a century ago, Alfred Marshall wrote that “the most valuable of ...

This is how boredom can lead to breakthrough in our lives: not as an end in itself but—as its etymology suggests—as a boring through, like a hole that is bored or drilled into a solid object to make ...