Technologies

When we watch a movie, we empathize with the characters. When we read a book, our imagination conjures up entire worlds. But what do video games do? They take us by the hand and say,  “This is your responsibility now . “

Every time you type a query into your usual search engine, some invisible magic happens. But there’s a downside to this convenience: search engines collect literally everything about us. Search history, geolocation, clicks, time spent on a page, device

Have you ever Googled yourself? If not, try doing it right now. You might be surprised to find websites that know exactly how old you are, where you live, your phone number, the names of your relatives, and even the value of your property. How do they know all this?

Do you remember that moment when you first opened ChatGPT or another neural network? You eagerly typed in a prompt like “Write a post about marketing,” only to get a response so watered-down and cliché that it felt like it was written by a robot from a B-movie.