The AI industry is at it again: making misleading statements about the technology and patting themselves on the back.

Whether or not there is an investment bubble Altman and company sure are living in a bubble.

Sam Altman reinvents Mark Zuckerberg's business model: spying on users.

Thoughts and reflections on the digital from a Gen-Z Luddite.

Everyone involved in X has botched it. Linda Yaccarino, Elon Musk, and wider society.

Advertisements in the operating system itself, what's next? Putting up billboards in people's homes?

Or; Techno-Pangloss, The Next Big Thing, and Silicon Valley’s Loss of Pragmatism

There is a counterproductive arms race between recruiters and candidates enabled and caused by the incessant and unnecessary use of software in hiring.

Why isn't the media more critical of AI companies and their fantastical claims?

How bad would it be to lose the AI race?

America's tech elite is embracing Trump en masse. Why?

 Social media moguls like Musk are getting into high profile spats with regulators, could this be the start of a more fractured internet?

What might the rise of generative AI mean for the internet?

Silicon Valley produces "innovation" without considering how they practically solve problems. AI is the latest example.

Real innovation is not about "disruption" or new technologies. It is about problem solving.

Just like energy and sanctions, cyber is more bark than bite in a state against state conflict.

 Social media and the advertiser-funded internet encourages narrowcasting, to the detriment of users and society.

Social media regulation in the US is defined by petty grudges and thoroughly lacking in ambition.

The Vision Pro and other AR gear risks letting social media bubbles escape into another reality.

Can AI be smart enough to be a threat while also being dumb enough to be a threat?