“Artificial Intelligence” Archives

Google’s AI summaries may be more efficient, but efficiency shouldn’t always be the point.

I’m a little worried that I’ve given Google’s fake brain an aneurysm.

One way that AI’s dehumanization might play out is a distinctly utilitarian approach to creativity, artistry, and worship.

Make way for the Saturfish!

AI’s constantly improving capabilities should encourage all of us to consider how much is too much.

An up-and-coming protocol proposes an interesting method of battling AI-generated slop.

Another day, another billion-dollar-company wants to use your data to train its AI models.

It really has been fascinating to watch Wikipedia’s evolution in recent years.

AI companies (and their investors) sure do love imagining a world of dehumanized art.

Here are some red flags to look out for when you suspect AI-generated content.

It’s so easy, there’s no reason not to do it.

Their new policy is encouraging, but will Bandcamp be able to implement and enforce it effectively?

For a genre that prides itself on authenticity, country music seems strangely primed for fake artists.

You might hardly use LinkedIn, if ever. Regardless, LinkedIn wants to use you.

Follow these steps to resist the AI-pocalypse in your everyday web browsing.

Our goal should be interacting directly with real human ideas put forth by real human beings in real human contexts.

Forget about free speech and free thought. Elon Musk is building his own private propaganda platform.

Goodbye, Grok. Hello, “MechaHitler.”

An arrangement once existed between search engines and websites. That’s no longer the case.

Maybe 2025 will see the death of AI filmmaking…