Story one of ten today, about five minutes for the lot
A study of 16 bereaved participants found first-person reincarnation bots created closeness, while third-person representation bots evoked memory and reflection.
Why it mattersAs commercial AI grief chatbots grow more common, evidence on their psychological effects matters for deciding how they should be designed and used.
Data centre developers say winning community approval is harder than securing capital or power.
Why it mattersIf community opposition continues to block or delay projects, Australia will struggle to build the data infrastructure it needs. More AI spending will flow offshore.
Hyperion, a $13 billion fund manager, argues AI mega-cap stocks remain undervalued despite the fund's recent underperformance.
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