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An indie developer and a regular gamer discuss what they want from the medium.
Teaching resilience or just failing spectacularly?
Bringing the world to your laptop (sort of).
Come January, call my flip-phone.
AI like Soul Machines offer nothing good or human.
Social media only has the chokehold we let it have.
Should all AI art be labelled as such, or is it an artform unto itself?
Contemplating 21st-century choices.
As always, one of the cheapest games I bought is the best.
Bots are here, where’s the plan to deal with them?
It sounds like a college kid regurgitating political talking points. || Chris Beck
My treatment for The Tech Boyzz deserves another look from Hollywood, especially during the ongoing writers’ strike.
New book The Line: AI & the Future Of Personhood by James Boyle explores the future of AI.
Tracking my views and how they’ve held up. From Biden to Trump, science, alliances and AI.
What happens when we no longer know what to ask the machines we built to answer everything?
The smart AI future—which isn’t the one we’ll get—belongs to the picky.
On Anthony Fantano, YouTube content creation, and the Punk Rock MBA's exit from the content funhouse.
Good riddance.
David Game College in London has replaced traditional teachers with AI tools for select students—is this the start of an AI apocalypse?
We true posters are braver than all the troops and first responders in the history of mankind.
If we can’t ban these ridiculous apps, let’s at least lock them down for a few weeks to stop the spread of posting.
A brief CNBC segment from October 2021 when Bankman-Fried was a free man.
Featuring J. P. Eckert, Ernest Nagel, A. L. Samuel (IBM), Richard Hamming (Bell), and more.
The co-founder and former CEO of Twitter on how his company started.
During the company's early days in San Jose, from a CBS affiliate in the spring of 2007.
Remarkable restored and color corrected footage adjusted to 60 frames per second, or 60fps.
A 30-minute interview from before he was world famous, but well on his way.
On CNBC the year that "The Facebook" launched.
Say nanobots consume the entire known univerese tomorrow. This is what the EAS would look like (probably).
