Category: Blog
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The Hidden Cost of AI Writing Assistance
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New research suggests that relying on AI for writing may reduce brain activity and impair memory The internet transformed education by making information universally accessible. Students could research extensively while still bearing responsibility for the core intellectual work—structuring arguments, articulating ideas, and synthesizing knowledge. This shift raised familiar concerns about plagiarism and led to citation…
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The Silent Threat Lurking in Microsoft 365 Copilot
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Picture this: a malicious email lands in your inbox. You haven’t clicked on anything, opened any attachments, or even read the message. Yet somehow, your most sensitive company data is already flowing to an attacker’s server. Welcome to the realm of zero-click vulnerabilities, where cyberattacks circumvent traditional user interactions to achieve data exfiltration with alarming stealth.…
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The Limits of Logic: Are AI Reasoning Models Hitting a Wall?
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The hype around Large Language Models (LLMs) has reached a fever pitch, with specialized versions dubbed Large Reasoning Models (LRMs) like OpenAI’s o1/o3 and DeepSeek-R1 promising to not just parrot information, but actually think. But beneath the surface of these apparent successes, a more nuanced picture is emerging. Are these models truly reasoning, or are they…
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The AI Productivity Paradox: Why Your AI-Powered Workday Isn’t Making You Richer
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The numbers are staggering. 81% of office workers believe AI tools enhance their job performance [2]. AI chatbots save users time 64%–90% of the time [3]. Workers report saving an average of 2.8% of their work hours through AI adoption [3]. Yet here’s the kicker: despite these impressive productivity gains, only 3-7% of these improvements actually translate into…