Down the rabbit hole of artificial intelligence development, where logic twists like a Möbius strip and common sense becomes as elusive as a Cheshire Cat’s grin, a most peculiar revelation has emerged from the looking glass of Silicon Valley. The path to artificial general intelligence, it turns out, was never about making machines smarter—it was […] More
It is a curious feature of the modern age that every belief system, no matter how ancient, eventually finds its way to Silicon Valley to be rebranded, optimized, and sold as a subscription service. We have seen it with mindfulness, stoicism, and a dozen other philosophies, all stripped of their context and turned into productivity […] More
Hark, what light from yonder data center breaks? It is the East, and Sam Altman is the sun. Arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon of gainful human employment, which is already sick and pale with grief that thou, her prophet, art far more fair than she. In the grand and tragic theatre of […] More
In the peculiar realm of Silicon Valley, where logic often takes a backseat to whatever buzzword is trending on Product Hunt, a most curious phenomenon has emerged. Airtable, a company that has somehow convinced investors to part with $1.4 billion for what is essentially a very fancy spreadsheet, has decided that its nearly $400 million […] More
The curious case of artificial intelligence reasoning has taken a most peculiar turn. What began as a straightforward investigation into machine learning capabilities has evolved into something far more intriguing—and damning—for the entire edifice of Silicon Valley’s artificial general intelligence aspirations. The evidence, as it often does in matters of considerable import, emerged from the […] More
The curious case began, as most modern mysteries do, with a seemingly innocuous LinkedIn post. Dr. Marcus Chen, former TSMC engineer turned “AI Infrastructure Consultant,” had updated his status to “Helping democratize artificial intelligence through strategic hardware partnerships.” Within 48 hours, his DMs were flooded with inquiries from startup founders, defense contractors, and what appeared […] More
In what may be the most quintessentially British tragedy since someone suggested putting pineapple on a proper Sunday roast, a 67-year-old gentleman from Gloucestershire has reportedly lost £15,000 to an AI-generated deepfake romance scam featuring none other than Jennifer Aniston. The incident, which reads like a collaboration between Charlie Brooker and Richard Curtis after a […] More
In a move that reeks of corporate desperation disguised as strategic innovation, Grammarly has announced its acquisition of Superhuman AI for a reported $100 million—a sum that would have been considered modest for a unicorn startup three years ago but now feels like the equivalent of buying a first-class ticket on the Titanic after spotting […] More
How Google’s Hallucinating AI Just Became Aviation’s Most Unreliable Crash Investigator The Ministry of Truth would be proud. In a world where information flows through algorithmic channels with the authority of divine revelation, Google’s AI Overview has achieved something remarkable: it has begun rewriting aviation disasters in real-time, transforming Boeing crashes into Airbus incidents with […] More
In the gleaming conference rooms of Silicon Valley, where venture capitalists gather like digital evangelists clutching their kombucha and quarterly projections, a curious form of doublethink has taken hold. Artificial Intelligence, they proclaim with the fervor of true believers, is simultaneously the solution to every human problem and a technology so nascent that any criticism […] More
In a world where artificial intelligence threatens to turn half the human workforce into digital dinosaurs faster than you can say “prompt engineering,” Singapore has done something so sensible it borders on the surreal: they’ve decided to actually prepare their citizens for the future instead of arguing about whether ChatGPT has feelings. The city-state’s new […] More
In a stunning victory for analog technology, the humble blue book has emerged as education’s unlikely savior against the AI apocalypse The year is 2025, and America’s educational institutions have officially surrendered to their new silicon AI overlords. In a move that would make Don Draper weep with nostalgic pride, schools across the US (and […] More
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