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Introduction This paper explores the defining economic challenge of our time: the prospect of artificial intelligence rendering human labour uncompetitive.

This article was first published in Forbes on 13 November 2025 About a decade ago, Geoff Hinton declared that human radiologists were like Wily E.

First published in Forbes on 8 October 2025 A test for consciousness, not intelligence This month is the 75th anniversary of the Turing Test, which Alan Turing introduced to the world in his paper, “Computing Machinery and Intelligence”, published in the…

This article first appeared in Forbes on 28 September 2025 The Economic Singularity is a term I coined a decade ago to denote the moment when there are no longer any jobs for the vast majority of humans.

A rock has been thrown into the pond of digital publishing and it is making waves.

As large language models evolve into true agents—persistent, memory-rich, goal-oriented companions—an interesting question arises: what should we call them?

For years, the idea of machine consciousness has belonged to the realm of philosophy and science fiction.

Calum discusses the implications of machine consciousness for a New York-based think tank.

We all know that artificial intelligence is transforming every industry.

A new book by Nick Bostrom is a major publishing and cultural event.