InAi-Ai-OHbyDora Moscato·Oct 27AI and the Terrible Prospect of FreedomAnd why a life beyond paid work is so often sold to us as a life without meaning.A response icon6A response icon6
InAi-Ai-OHbyDora Moscato·Oct 1Please Fear the ProductRogue agents, suffering chatbots and the commercial appeal of an AI that might kill us all.
InThe Geopolitical EconomistbyDora Moscato·Sep 30The AI Act Is Not an LLM ActDoes recognising the value of LLMs mean Europe needs to build its own frontier labs?A response icon1A response icon1
InGenerative AIbyDora Moscato·Sep 9The Profits That May Never ArriveWhat If AI’s Productivity Gains Aren’t Enough to Justify Its Price
InCrow’s Feet: Life As We AgebyDora Moscato·Sep 4Aging, unwiselyBecause Our Desires Almost Never Age with Us
InBouncin’ and Behavin’ BlogsbyDora Moscato·Sep 1Too Old to Train, Too Old to WonderAfter spending some time in Cambridge for the University’s Summer School, I thought I would share a few reflections prompted by the…A response icon2A response icon2
InGenerative AIbyDora Moscato·Aug 31AI and Jobs: Assertive Headlines, Fanciful DataWhy the evidence still cannot tell us whether generative AI is responsible for today’s labor-market shifts.
Dora Moscato·Aug 28The Pentagon Lost Its War on the Terms of ServiceWashington may choose its AI supplier. A federal judge says it may not brand one a national-security threat for disagreeing.
InThe Geopolitical EconomistbyDora Moscato·Aug 28The scariest Thing About AI Isn’t That it’s Smart. It’s Who Gets to Decide What It WantsAutomation is only part of the story. The deeper issue is who gets to decide what the machine is for.