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Analyst for the Enderle Group, write for a variety of pubs. enderlegroup.com
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Addionics Achieves Higher Energy Density, but the Broader Industry Must Overhaul Chemical Habits

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By Rob Enderle
| Medium
Press enter or click to view image in full size Defeating Cold Weather Range Anxiety Addionics Achieves Higher Energy Density, but the Broader Industry Must Overhaul Chemical Habits Addionics fundamentally altered power cells by replacing flat internals with a porous metal architecture. They solved a design bottleneck that crippled hardware development for fifty years. Legacy flat battery designs are actively throttling modern electronics.
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The Race to Keep Humans in Control of AI

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By Rob Enderle
| Tech News World Verified
Bill Gates has issued a stark warning about the speed of artificial intelligence development and society's lack of preparation for the disruption it could bring. The Microsoft co-founder argues that AI could eventually exceed human cognition while transforming employment, security, education, and other fundamental parts of society far faster than previous technology transitions.
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Generative Artificial Intelligence Processes Global Data but Innate Confirmation Bias Threatens Civilization

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By Rob Enderle
| Medium
Press enter or click to view image in full size The AI Crossroads Generative Artificial Intelligence Processes Global Data but Innate Confirmation Bias Threatens Civilization Confirmation bias dictates that humans mostly accept information matching preexisting beliefs. Generative artificial intelligence scales this behavioral flaw globally. We are engineering a societal collapse just to keep people clicking on screens, which seems like a terrible weekend project.
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