Practical AI, in writing.
Workflows, prompts, tools, and field notes from building production AI systems.Page 21 of 21
Zuckerberg Is Throwing NFL Money at Nerds and It’s Kinda Hilarious
Meta is offering OpenAI researchers $100 million bonuses and Sam Altman is dragging them for it. Inside the dumbest, richest AI talent war yet seen.
AI Is the New Class Clown, but with a PhD
AI hit the classroom like a cannonball. ChatGPT essays, panicking teachers, useless detectors, and why education was already overdue for a rebuild.
No, ChatGPT Isn’t Making You Dumb, You’re Doing That All on Your Own
ChatGPT is not making you dumb. Outsourcing every thought to it is. A blunt take on AI laziness and how to use the tool without retiring your brain.
AI Robots Are Now Your Favorite Terrible Songwriters
AI music bots are flooding Spotify and YouTube with soulless synthetic songs while real musicians get buried. Why AI songwriters are winning, sadly.
OpenAI for Government: Giving Bureaucracy an Upgrade (Finally)
OpenAI for Government is real: ChatGPT for federal paperwork. A Formula 1 engine in a tricycle, but hey, maybe bureaucracy finally gets an upgrade.
AI Agents Are Taking Over in 2025, And You Better Not Suck at Leading Them
AI agents are taking over in 2025. What makes them different from chatbots, where they already outwork you, and how to lead them before they lead you.
Large Language Models Explained, Now With 73% Less BS
Large language models explained in plain English: glorified autocomplete, transformers, probabilities, and why your chatbot is a confident BS machine.
Midjourney Picks a Fight with the Mouse and the Mutants
Midjourney got sued by Disney and Universal, then responded by shipping video of copyrighted characters anyway. Punk rock or legal suicide? Probably both.
America’s Streets Are a Deathtrap, But Hey, Cameras Might Help
American streets are a deathtrap for pedestrians, so startup Obvio is putting AI cameras on stop signs. Surveillance or safety win? A little of both.