AI music is here and scarily easy to make
I made a Spectator album in minutes
Artificial intelligence
Sunday
Sunday
How AI helps the tech giants
Artificial intelligence will help tech giants get even bigger. What will it mean for their human employees?
Why everybody should have seen the Google Gemini blunder coming
Why didn’t the tech geniuses at Google foresee these unintended consequences?
Friday
Could AI ruin the election?
The detection systems to separate real footage from AI-generated are completely losing the arms race
Monday
The advent of AI-piloted planes
Bringing AI into the fold offers numerous benefits to the modern warfighter, but also raises important questions
Will Hong Kong’s revolution come West?
American intelligence agencies are watching and learning
Tuesday
The Hollywood strikers have a Schrödinger’s Cat problem
Why streaming viewership figures are crucial to the residuals debate
Friday
Lina Khan’s very bad week
Plus: Biden’s bougie brunch lid
Monday
How AI could shrink government
The public sector is ripe for disruption
Wednesday
Mrs. Davis makes getting off grid seriously tempting
The show is a prophetic a warning about AI and the pervasiveness of the internet
Sunday
What museums can learn from contemporary technology
The National Gallery of Art has quietly but steadily undergone a major culture shift
Thursday
Good riddance to the metaverse
The project’s signal achievement was to light untold quantities of money on fire
Monday
So we’re canceling AI for being transphobic now
Surely it was only a matter of time
Friday
Why we should stop worrying and learn to love AI
Think of it as ‘augmented intelligence,’ and don’t listen to the doomsayers
Monday
America is forgetting how to make stuff
These skills are a matter of national security and social stability
Thursday
How science fiction novels read the future
Science fiction can prepare us for what happens next
Tuesday
We must stop militant liberals from politicizing artificial intelligence
‘Debiasing’ algorithms actually means adding bias
Monday
How to disappear completely
The technological lowdown on keeping a digital low profile in a world without privacy
Tuesday
Would UBI actually work in America?
There is an ill-defined and naive hope that UBI will solve whatever particular political bogeyman is brought to the party
Thursday
When will American schools catch up with the technological revolution?
Children in kindergarten or middle school today are likely to be educated for a world that will largely have disappeared by the time they graduate
