A scathing critique of tech companies measuring AI intelligence while ignoring ethical integrity. Explores how benchmarks fail to assess what truly matters in artificial general intelligence and why we need to prioritize responsible AI development.
A hungover critique of 2025's tech predictions, from AI agents and robots to virtual reality and self-driving cars. Cutting through Silicon Valley's empty promises with sharp wit and healthy skepticism about tomorrow's digital disappointments.
Dive into a raw, unfiltered take on our growing dependency on artificial intelligence and the corporate hype surrounding it. A sobering look at what our "relationships" with AI really mean as tech giants promise digital enlightenment while consuming ever-increasing resources.
Discover the irony of AI dispensing hangover remedies without ever experiencing one. A witty take on why technology's solutions for our most human moments might be missing the point.
In this sardonic take on technological inevitability, we explore how AI advancement mirrors Mollick's space travel thought experiment. A witty examination of human obsolescence and the irony of working tirelessly to create the very tools that may replace us.
Tech giants are building AI systems to predict and sell your future intentions before you make them. A darkly humorous look at the "intention economy" and how digital fortune tellers are racing to monetize your next move.
Discover how AI assistants are subtly reshaping human language, one conversation at a time. A provocative look at the linguistic revolution happening right under our noses and why our vocabulary may never be the same again.
AI systems are evolving from attention-grabbers to intention-predictors, creating a new economy where your future decisions are commodified and sold. This "intention economy" threatens personal autonomy as tech giants develop increasingly sophisticated tools to anticipate and manipulate consumer behavior.
While AI systems grow more powerful, they face a critical infrastructure problem: our aging power grid can't keep up with their massive energy demands. This darkly humorous take explores how electricity shortages might be the real limiting factor in the AI race, with countries like China gaining advantage through superior power infrastructure rather than better algorithms.
AI agents are poised to transform corporate America like spreadsheets did in the '70s, becoming embedded in how businesses operate. This sardonic take explores how these digital assistants might reshape not just our work, but our very identities in the corporate ecosystem.