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Is Artificial Intelligence Turning Off Our Minds?

Artificial intelligence is like living with a teenager: brilliant at times, a little clumsy at others, but never failing to amaze. When we interact with AI programs like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, or Grok, we’re struck by their potential to transform work and daily life. These tools spark curiosity—and earn our trust. A recent Harvard Business Review study even lists “emotional support” as one of AI’s top uses in 2025: beyond generating text or automating tasks, they act as therapists, life organizers, and even guides for finding purpose. This is just the start. Back in 2017, OECD advisor and tech expert Dr. Silvia Leal predicted, “We’ll talk more to chatbots than to our […]

“Energy Efficiency Movement”: Driving a Sustainable Future with Energy Efficiency Improvement as the Engine

  Against the backdrop of accelerating global industrial transformation, the contradiction between energy supply and demand has become increasingly prominent. Environmental pressures from traditional energy consumption are forcing industrial upgrading, while rising energy prices are testing enterprises’ cost control capabilities. In this context, improving energy efficiency is no longer merely an urgent measure to cope with crises, but has become a key driver for achieving coordinated economic, environmental, and social development. Recently, Mike Umiker, Executive Director of the “Energy Efficiency Movement” (EEM) Association, made his first visit to China since taking office, bringing Chinese enterprises the latest global experiences and concepts in energy efficiency improvement. Taking this interview opportunity, Gongkong.com had an […]

Artificial Intelligence and Antisemitism: A New Challenge We Cannot Ignore — An Opinion

Artificial intelligence inherits biases from the data it learns from, making it an entirely human problem. Artificial intelligence is reshaping the way we communicate, learn, and make decisions. Many hope it will help us break free from human prejudices and build a world where machines make fair and neutral choices. But this expectation overlooks a harsh reality: artificial intelligence inherits deeply rooted biases from its training data, and antisemitism — a hatred that has accompanied human history — is thus finding new fertile ground in the digital age. The reality is worrying. Large language models such as ChatGPT and LLaMA are trained on massive amounts of internet data, much of […]

Artificial intelligence and workers’ wellbeing: Lessons from Germany’s early experience

Artificial intelligence may reduce the need for physically demanding tasks, but it could also erode job satisfaction, intensify cognitive load, and amplify anxiety. This column reports research on survey data from Germany, which finds no evidence that AI exposure has harmed workers’ mental health or subjective wellbeing. But looking at self-reported use of AI tools in the workplace, there are indications of declining life and job satisfaction. This suggests the need to expand current debates beyond AI’s impact on employment, productivity and wages: if it transforms work in ways that affect stress, autonomy, purpose, or health, these dimensions must become central to technology policy and labour regulation.