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The worst problem with Claude and ChatGPT isn’t the apocalypse. It’s how we communicate with them.

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By Amber Case
| Substack
By design, chatbots are exhausting -- but our interaction with them can be better designed While tech leaders and politicians debate the potential for large language models like Claude and ChapGPT to pose an existential risk, another important discussion needs to be had: Simply put, chatbots are exhausting. Cayce’s Substack is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
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Inside the Very Human Origin of the Term “Artificial Intelligence”

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By Amber Case
| Substack
With so much growing interest and fear around AI, it may be helpful to know some history around the term, how it came to be , and why it keeps getting buzzed about. Now 70 years old, “artificial intelligence” was actually first coined due to the most uniquely human of motives: Ego and competitiveness. It was in the Summer of 1955 in New England.
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Breathing Room: Designing Work & Living Spaces for Quality Thinking and Decision-Making

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By Amber Case
| calmtech.institute
Last year, I was in an all-day meeting in a new, multi-million dollar office building owned by one of the world’s top tech companies. Officially billed as a "corporate retreat”, I was helping the team brainstorm strategy directions for 2026. We started in a meeting room at 9 am, and as we headed into the late afternoon, our brainstorming turned more into a drizzle. I noticed our conversation slowed and meandered.
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