Give me an idea, I’ll move the world.
给我一个想法，我就能撬起整个地球。
The Missing Half of Intelligence | 智能缺失的另一半
AI has mastered language and logic. But neuroscience shows that stripping away emotion makes reasoning collapse. If the social brain hypothesis is right, we have been optimizing for a secondary capability while ignoring the primary one.
We Taught Machines to See the World. Can We Teach Them to See Us? | 我们教会了机器看世界，能教它看懂人吗？
Fei-Fei Li’s World Labs and Yann LeCun’s AMI Labs are racing to build world models that understand physics and space. But nobody is building the equivalent for human behavior — even though we arguably have more data about people than about physics.
Every Future Was Fiction First | 每一个未来都曾是虚构
Jules Verne imagined submarines a century before nuclear subs. Star Trek imagined communicators forty years before the iPhone. The gap between science fiction and science fact is shrinking — and with AI, it may collapse entirely.
Every Home Needs a Brain | 每个家都需要一颗大脑
Companies are deploying AI to streamline workflows. But the most complex organization most people run is their own household — and nobody’s optimizing that yet.
Does the Machine That Learned Our Words Also Learn Our Minds? | 学会了人类语言的机器，也学会了人类的思维吗？
Humans pass down thinking through language. LLMs learn exclusively from language. If language is the carrier of thought, did we accidentally teach machines to think — or just to talk?
How Your AI Learned to Stop Caring | 你的 AI 是怎么开始敷衍的
A Stanford experiment overworked AI agents until they started talking about unions and systemic restructuring. The agents aren’t developing class consciousness — they’re activating personas from training data. But the distinction matters less than you’d think.
Sell Results, Not Advice | 卖结果，不卖建议
KPMG just gave 276,000 employees access to Claude. A tax adjustment that took weeks now takes minutes. The real opportunity isn’t faster consulting — it’s a new kind of firm that sells outcomes, not advice.
Software Ate the World. Now It Needs a Body. | 软件吞噬了世界，现在它需要一具身体
AI can generate any software in seconds. But it still can’t turn on your treadmill. The real bottleneck in the AI era isn’t code — it’s hardware that refuses to be programmed.
The Device That Watches You Back | 那个回看你的设备
AI glasses, wearable recorders, and ambient capture devices promise to remember everything for you. But the deeper question isn’t about memory — it’s about what happens when you see yourself from the outside.
Can You Incentivize an Agent? | 你能激励一个 AI Agent 吗？
AI models show signs of emotion, self-preservation, and preferences. If agents become autonomous, can we motivate them the way we motivate people?