Cradle to grave in the digital age, we are constant fodder for corporate profits. 

Ed tech companies claim that artificial intelligence can work educational miracles in our schools. What do teachers think?

Why do large language models fabricate information?

Most of us are comfortable with the current lifeforms on the planet. Are we delusional zombies?

How can you test for creativity? It’s a contradiction in terms.

AI religion faces the possibility that it will change doctrine each time it’s queried.

We must ask anew: what does it mean to be human?

Will AI explain to humans that the joke is on us?

ChatGPT is a powerful tool for injecting lies into our political discourse.

Big Tech is changing how all of us think, even changing the structure of the brain.

GPT-3 may also mark the death of human painting and drawing.

If healthy relationships are nourishing meals, then social media is cotton candy—a sweet, vanishing sugar rush.

We need to bring artificial intelligence out of the corporate shadows and into the light.

If it’s real for ten minutes, it’s real enough to injure.

The skill you practice online does not provably transfer to a skill in life.

Technological advancement may be inevitable, but it is not inevitably good for all of us.

Reality is dead, shattered like a mirror into millions of pieces.

Elon Musk put a chip in a pig’s brain to learn what a pig thinks about.

Why do serious-minded computer scientists use the language of religious mysticism?

Online and face-to-face classes are not the same except in one sense: the tuition for both remains the same.