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Science and medical journalist. Author of Siddhartha's Brain about meditation, and Am I Dreaming? about altered states. Formerly @guardianscience @newscientist
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Please don’t let an AI zombie write your book for you

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By James Kingsland Verified
| plasticbrainblog.com
Artificial intelligence (AI) zombies: they’re coming for us all. Credit: cjggbella/Flickr A few months ago I was offered the chance to edit a brilliant, original book in which the author made a powerful case that humans should not trust artificial intelligence. To pique my interest, there was a sample chapter that expertly explained the dangers of surrendering control to AI bots, which might give the illusion of understanding what they’re talking about but in reality know nothing.
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We don’t need a ‘national blueprint’ for neighbourhood care

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By James Kingsland Verified, Paul Batchelor
| Health Service Journal Verified
Critical stories remain free for registered users Certain articles and Insight pieces remain paying-subscriber only content As a registered user you will get access to: Daily News: an essential email round-up of all the latest news, comment and best practice Breaking news headlines delivered directly to your inbox Limited access to hsj.co.uk Already registered to HSJ?
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What happens in the brain during nondual meditation?

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By James Kingsland Verified
| plasticbrainblog.com
Research has shown that focused attention (FA) meditation can combat stress, and that open monitoring (OM) can help with emotion regulation. A more advanced technique, known as “nondual” or “open awareness”, begins to dissolve the illusory distinctions between oneself and the rest of the world, and can even provide meditators with flashes of creative or spiritual insight.
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