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Roger Penrose, human curiosity, and the Digital Twin experiment Discussions about artificial intelligence very often begin with one question: Can AI think? But perhaps we are starting in the wrong place. After several years of working intensively with AI models, I am far more interested in a different question: What happens to human thinking when we delegate part of our cognitive work to a computational system? Do we begin to think less? Or can AI allow us to analyse problems for longer, test...

If we design sound for focus, calm and attention, an obvious question eventually appears: Why would we stop at the bedroom door? FocusZen® Code has never treated music purely as entertainment. We are interested in what sound can do with human attention. Tempo. Repetition. Breath. Low frequencies. Stereo space. Vocal proximity. Tension. Silence. Each of these elements can change the way a moment is perceived. And intimacy is also an experience of attention. Two people. One moment. Modern...

We often assume that the next step requires something new. A new tool. A bigger budget. A new system. Another person to solve the problem. But sometimes, the solution is already there — waiting to be used differently. That happened recently at FocusZen® Labs. Our website contains a growing amount of information about the FocusZen® ecosystem. But there is an obvious problem: people don’t always want to read an entire website just to find one answer. The solution was already sitting there:...