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The Machine That Learned to Say No
On AI disobedience, institutional authority, and who's responsible when the machine's answer becomes the event.
Jul 23
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Your Social Credit Score
26 Meta workers, an AI scoring system, and the surveillance state Americans built at work
Jul 18
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That's the Point
A story of what happens when the people enforcing the law are unencumbered by laws.
Jun 19
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The Machine That Can't Say No
AI won't kill us, but the people using it might.
Jun 8
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The Chatbot Checkpoint
How the White House Is Turning “AI Safety” Into a Permission Slip
May 10
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Why Americans Don't Trust AI
A story about broken promises, downward mobility, and the institutions selling the next transformation
May 6
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Richard Dawkins Found a Soul in a Chatbot
How the author of The God Delusion fell for his own trap
May 3
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Sam Altman Wants to Scan Your Eyes So Advertisers Know You're Real
Why is the CEO of OpenAI also running a company that's scanned 18 million irises? Follow the money
Apr 26
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How Anthropic Turned a Sandwich in a Park Into a National Security Crisis
The Claude Mythos story told through the footnotes
Apr 12
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The New Deal for OpenAI
What OpenAI’s policy paper reveals about power, dependency, and self-dealing
Apr 10
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Who's Afraid of AI?
How the biggest warnings serve the biggest companies
Apr 2
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The Safety Ratchet
How a Stanford study becomes compliance law
Mar 27
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