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When Parents Become Moderators

When Parents Become Moderators

At 10:47 p.m., your phone buzzes. 'Acute distress detected.' Not a police scanner, you realize. It's your teen's chatbot, and suddenly you're on duty. OpenAI is rolling out parental controls for ChatGPT that let parents link accounts and, in some
Minds at Large 09 Sep 2025
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The Silent Fracture of the Modern Workplace

Minds at Large 08 Sep 2025
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Soft Saving and the Rewiring of Risk and Time

Minds at Large 03 Sep 2025
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The Staring Game: When Digital Detox Becomes Social Disruption

Minds at Large 03 Sep 2025
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AI Art and the Quiet Rewiring of Creative Perception

Minds at Large 03 Sep 2025
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The Cognitive Leak: Digital Hoarding and the Hidden Tax on Attention

Minds at Large 03 Sep 2025
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The Cognitive Debt Collectors

Minds at Large 03 Sep 2025
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The Silent Fracture of the Modern Workplace

Quiet quitting? That was a clear story. People drew a line, stepped back. But quiet cracking? It doesn't announce itself. It's like a tiny crack moving invisibly through a company's core. One day, everything still looks okay on the outside, but the whole thing&
Minds at Large 08 Sep 2025
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