InHopeful but DisorientedbyCarlos Perez·Oct 10Where Do We Stand with AI?The question is open. Before answering it, we should know what we are asking.
Trija Biswas·Sep 23AI, Employers and EmployeesI am very much affected by the news that are resurfacing everyday and every hour about how AI is changing jobs, skills, employment and also…
Verónica María Farías·Sep 16La IA avanza más rápido que nuestra capacidad para gobernarlaMientras los sistemas de IA adquieren nuevas capacidades, la comprensión de sus riesgos y la construcción de reglas y salvaguardas están…
Steve Payne·Aug 22What Our Governing and Business Institutions Are Failing to LearnAn introduction to a series on institutional drift, blind spots and necessary changes for the future
J. Ottor·Jul 2One Scan Away From Not Learning: AI in the Middle School ClassroomThe worksheet may not have changed much in fifty years, but the student sitting in front of it has a phone that can answer every question…
InNormal, Until It Isn’tbyNavya josan·May 21The Algorithm Decides Quietly: The Subtle Theft of the Uncurated SelfWhat AI Cannot Reach — Notes from inside the feed, by someone who is supposed to know better.A response icon3A response icon3
Jeanettegardner·Apr 30It Feels Like a Relationship. But It Isn’t What We ThinkFlorida’s attorney general has launched a criminal investigation into ChatGPT and its involvement in a shooting at Florida State University…
Realistiqthinker·Apr 17ARISTOTLE’S WARNING TO SILICON VALLEYWHY VIRTUE CANNOT BE CODED AND WHY WE MUST STOP PRETENDING OTHERWISE
JM Bonthous·Apr 2The Hidden Cost of AI Advice: Removing the Need to Understand the AnswerAre We Outsourcing Our Ability to Think?A response icon1A response icon1
Himanshu Kumar Singh·Mar 31The AI Shift — Issue #21: AI and the Return of PhilosophyFor most of modern history, progress has been driven by science and technology.
