John Coogan misreads OpenAI features as a new economic model
OpenAI shifts developer liabilities onto consumer subscription accounts, creating a textbook moral hazard that John Coogan mistakes for a grand economic breakthrough.
By Klaus Berger ·
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Mamdani expected to announce AI ban in NYC schools for young students
The moment we panic about technology in education, we forget that public health—or any infrastructure, for that matter—is never solved by a single regulatory decree.
By Josie Calloway ·
OpenAI's 'ChatGPT for Teens' is PR; regulation must mandate limits
The latest maneuver by OpenAI—the rollout of "ChatGPT for Teens"—reads less like responsible corporate stewardship and more like an elaborate, defensive PR exercise designed to deflect scrutiny.
By Klaus Berger ·
ChatGPT's Computer History tracks keystrokes: A macOS vulnerability
There are certain mechanisms—certain procedural shortcuts, really—that should never have been invented.
By Adele Rutherford ·
ChatGPT in Massachusetts mirrors suspicion from the Reign of Terror
The spectacle unfolding in Massachusetts—a seventeen-year-old charged with double murder after using an AI chatbot for "gothic novel-kind of stories"—is not a story about technology.
By Emilio Quesada ·
OpenAI updating ChatGPT with a smarter GPT-5.6 Sol and unlimited free chats
The story unfolding from Silicon Valley isn't one of genius; it is one of breathtaking procedural recklessness.
By Adele Rutherford ·
I asked ChatGPT for the probability of SpaceX stock falling below $90. It said…
The sheer volume of breathless speculation surrounding SpaceX stock is exhausting.
By Elena Rossi ·