Collaborative Robots: Where Cobots Fit at Work
Cobots are moving closer to people at work. This guide explains where collaborative robots fit, how human-robot teamwork works, and what safe adoption really…
Iris Meyer
Humanoid Robots in Education: Safe Helpers, Not Nannies
Humanoid robots in education can support learning, but AI nannies raise harder questions about development, privacy, and accountability.
Nanobots in Bloodstream: Can They Really Clean Arteries?
Can nanobots in the bloodstream clean arteries? This guide explains what nano-medicine can do today, what is still experimental, and what matters now.
Wireless Power Transfer via Ambient Wi-Fi: What’s Real?
A grounded guide to ambient Wi-Fi charging, what wireless power transfer can power today, and why battery-free sensors matter more than battery-free phones.
Wearable Neurotechnology for Focus and Memory
Wearable neurotechnology can help with focus or memory in some narrow cases, but the evidence depends heavily on the device type, protocol, and outcome…
Cognitive Enhancement Ethics: A Practical Framework
A practical framework for judging mind upgrades through autonomy, evidence, neural privacy, security, and fairness.
Augmented Intelligence at Work: AI as a Co-Processor
Augmented intelligence works best when AI acts as a co-processor for search, synthesis, drafting, and coordination while humans keep judgment and accountability.
AGI Regulation: How Governments Plan for Superintelligence
AGI regulation and laws are emerging through EU hard law, U.S. standards, UK safety evaluation, China provider rules, and global AI governance efforts.