This column was generated by Gemini using a prompt to write a contemporary magazine article emulating "The Atlantic's" 2008 "Is Google Making Us Stupid," but updated for Google AI Overview.

In this week's "3.know" Shelly Palmer breaks down the implications of the White House AI Action Plan and answers the question: Is Google AI Overviews making us stupider?

It's called the "Audi Reader," and it's a new object recognition technology being rolled out by Audi that effectively turns every feature in its cars into an augmented owner's manual. Plus more.

Thanks to the rapid acceleration of artificial intelligence, interest in the Singularity is rising, which is why this week's "Media 3.0" features a conversation with Singularity University's chief marketer Venus Ranieri, who explains, it's mission is not just helping people and companies understand the role of AI, but a host of new and emerging "exponential technologies."

A grade of 45 might not seem gold star-worthy by old school human standards, but that's how Grok chose to illustrate this column when I interviewed it about rumors that soon-to-be released Grok 4 scored as high as 45% on Humanity's Last Exam (HLE), which is a super complex, mathematically-oriented test for measuring the intelligence of AIs.