The international AI game is on.
Our species-long efforts to escape reality are headed to an unreal place.
The editors at OnlySky asked ChatGPT to imagine looking back at 2025 after it happens, combining known and likely factors with plausible black swans. This is the unedited result.
There's a lot we can't know about the future. But films should at least include the things we know for sure.
The tech isnβt the problem. Our civic failure to grow along with it is.
AI raises important questions about what it means to be human. It's time to have that conversation.
AI is developing the same problem as cousins who marryβand for the same reason.
The future of the internet is a lifeless wasteland. But what comes after that could be wild.
A philosopher and an AI expert explore the potential pitfalls and benefits of artificial intelligence. An ongoing series.
We just aren't wired to grok this kind of interaction.
Our shiny new toy is solving exactly the wrong problem.
When it screws up, ChatGPT apologizes to me. It has the desired effect: I am defanged in the moment, willing to move on and trust again. But what is artificial remorse doing to the idea of the apology?