“Technology” Archives

Readers shouldn’t have to jump through hoops simply so sites can boost their engagement metrics.

We don’t need any social media platform to communicate and connect with each other.

A simpler, photo-first alternative to the current ad and algorithm-saturated social media landscape.

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

I continue to be impressed with the ever-growing diversity of easy-to-use blogging platforms.

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.

Less scroll, more soul.

Make way for the Saturfish!

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

The beloved short-form video platform has returned with a new-ish name and an archive of classic videos.

The movie-tracking social media platform has only grown in popularity since its launch in 2011.

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.

The humble format remains one of the most effective ways to regain control over how we view and experience content online.

Thanks to the Wayback Machine, I was able to retrieve a bunch of movie reviews that I’d written 20+ years ago.

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.