The newest “driver” in NASCAR isn’t human at all. Chatrodamus takes a victory lap with the fictional Machine Learning Team—an AI stock car running on natural gas and cold, hard reality about the power race with China. If we don’t out-fuel them, we don’t out-AI them.
Section 230 transformed the internet by limiting platform liability. Could AI amnesty do the same for artificial intelligence—and with even greater consequences?
Why Chatrodamus’ pet AI still thinks it’s 2024, isn’t plotting a coup, and why the real danger is humans, not red robot eyes. For the bigger philosophy behind all this, see my companion piece: My Sovereign AI Every time there’s a scary AI headline, I can practically hear the soundtrack from 2001: A Space Odyssey … Read more
Meet Gen Beta—the first generation born into a world of prompts, chatbots, AI assistants, and perpetual software updates. A satirical look at the children growing up in the age of artificial intelligence.
AI can mimic lyrics, structure, and style, but a real hit song needs more than clever pattern-matching. It needs feeling, timing, voice, and something human listeners actually connect to.
AI can be useful, fast, and impressive. But the moment people start treating it like an authority instead of a tool, the machine stops helping and starts training humans to surrender judgment.
AI can be helpful, comforting, and informative. It is not legally privileged. A practical guide to privacy, confidentiality, and protecting yourself when using AI.