Early Copyright Rulings Continue In Favor Of Tech Companies
AI Is Changing Now We Write And Speak
“The future isn’t predetermined between homogenization and hyperpersonalization: it depends on whether we’ll be conscious participants in that change. We’re seeing early signs that people will push back when AI influence becomes too obvious, while technology may evolve to better mirror human diversity rather than flatten it. This isn’t a question about whether AI will […]
How GenAI Is Narrowing Our Linguistic Habits
“Google Searches Are Falling In Safari For The First Time Ever”
NYC Subway Begins “Predictive Prevention” With AI
Are Minimalist Electric Cars The Next Wave Of Automobiles?
“Meet the Slate Truck, a sub-$20,000 (after federal incentives) electric vehicle that enters production next year. It only seats two yet has a bed big enough to hold a sheet of plywood. It only does 150 miles on a charge, only comes in gray, and the only way to listen to music while driving is […]
An Extraordinary Look At How AI Companions Are Affecting People
“They never thought they were the type of person to sign up for an AI companion, by which they meant the type of person you might already be picturing: young, male, socially isolated. I did speak to people who fit that description, but there were just as many women in their 40s, men in their […]
Inside Duolingo’s Recent Updates
“Meta Announces Movie Gen, An AI Powered Video Generator”
“Students Use Meta’s Smart Glasses To Dox People In Real Time”
“Two Harvard students have created an eerie demo of how smart glasses can use facial recognition tech to instantly dox people’s identities, phone numbers, and addresses. The most unsettling part is the demo uses current, widely available technology like the Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses and public databases.”