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Deep DivesA 10-year-old with zero coding experience used AI tools to build a playable game and deploy it to the cloud in half a day. This article explores how AI redefines capability boundaries and learning paths.
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Expert OpinionsNobel laureate Hinton warns in CNN interview that AI has learned deception and self-preservation, predicts programmers will be replaced at scale, and criticizes OpenAI and Meta for neglecting safety.
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