Stevie Cline·Nov 2Sovereign from Whom?America can cut off access to our most powerful AI. But can we make sure other countries trust us?
Stevie Cline·Sep 24The Eye Contact ProblemWomen are told to be visible online. Then we’re told we should have known better.A response icon19A response icon19
Stevie Cline·Sep 1When OpenAI’s AI Hacked Hugging Face, the Law Was Already WrittenThe first publicly documented autonomous-AI intrusion forced two companies to improvise the law of incident response in real time. The…A response icon13A response icon13
Stevie Cline·Aug 4Who Counts as a Writer When AI Writes and Nobody ReadsFalling literacy, AI that writes everything, and the question nobody's asking: who's still reading? An essay on what makes someone a writer.A response icon77A response icon77
Stevie Cline·Jul 20Why Most AI Venture Capital Will Fail: The EconomicsFifty years of economic theory explain why most AI venture capital will be destroyed, and where investors will actually make money instead.A response icon3A response icon3
InThe GeneratorbyStevie Cline·Jun 1We Are Building Moral Zombies And Calling It AI Ethics.A philosophical case against alignment, after Aristotle, Kant, Strawson, Frankfurt, Murdoch, and Anscombe.A response icon2A response icon2
Stevie Cline·May 5A Computer Can Never Be Held AccountableAn AI Governance Manifesto: Liability, Accountability, and the Architecture of TrustA response icon6A response icon6
Stevie Cline·Apr 1The Mountain and the FieldErebor Bank Chose Ohio. Now It Should Meet Ohio.A response icon16A response icon16
Stevie Cline·Mar 30The Great Wealth Transfer Is a Lie You’ve Been Told Twice52% of millennials expect to inherit at least $350,000. The median American inheritance is $9,700. This is a story about the distance…A response icon2A response icon2
Stevie Cline·Mar 16The One Way DoorHow the Startup Ecosystem Manufactures Unemployable PeopleA response icon1A response icon1