Grant Harvey

With students and teachers alike using AI, schools are facing an "assessment crisis" where the line between tool and cheating has blurred, forcing a shift away from a broken knowledge economy toward a new focus on building human judgment through strategic struggle.

Master your AI conversations with The Neuron's June 2025 Prompt Tips of the Day. This month's collection focuses on precision and control—from Cornell numbering systems that give your AI perfect memory to Socratic tutoring prompts that turn any chatbot into your personal teache

Level up your AI understanding with The Neuron's June 2025 Intelligent Insights. This month's collection features the breakthroughs that made us stop scrolling: AI systems that learn continuously like humans, the weird bias where every AI picks "27" as random, and compression magic that shrinks models by 95%.

PLUS: The office suite, but make it AI!

PLUS: Claude could power Siri?!

PLUS: Return of the AI spy glassess...

PLUS: ChatGPT is a dangerous therapist...

PLUS: Meta stole HOW MANY OpenAI researchers?!

Curious if threatening AI really works? We tested Sergey Brin’s bold claim that "violence" works best—and found that context engineering matters more than polite prompts or threats of violence for optimal AI performance.

ChatGPT isn't replacing doctors, and that’s a problem… (here’s why).

A federal judge ordered OpenAI to preserve all ChatGPT user logs indefinitely—including deleted chats—sparking privacy panic across tech communities. We break down the 11 major user concerns, explain why you probably won't get sued (but your privacy is toast), and explore whether AI is heading for its own Napster moment. Plus: what this means for fair use, newsletters, and the future of AI-generated content.

The AI Talent War Just Went Nuclear—and It Reveals Everything About Who's Really Winning. Meta is on a warpath, and its strategy is simple: if you can't build it fast enough, buy the people who can.