#ai
# tech
Not everyone needs a "pivot to AI." Far more often than not, off the shelf models are all your company needs, and even that might be overkill.
# tech
A group of researchers claims chat bots have as good of a grasp of others' moods and reasoning as we do. But there's an oversight that could render these findings moot...
# longform
However bizarre you think Silicon Valley's sudden obsession with AI, I assure you, its roots are way weirder than that, and so are the plans for an "AI-powered" future.
# tech
Bacteria are rapidly evolving resistance to more, and higher doses of our most reliable antibiotics, but AI can help us avoid a catastrophe.
# health
Turns out having an AI assistant give you gentle nudges throughout the day can result in minor, but notable, and long term health improvements.
# tech
A new study found the people prefer ChatGPT's self-help advice more than that of professional columnists. Now they want to know why this is the case.
# tech
Hustle culture is entering its twilight moments thanks to public disgust and the rise of AI that can do almost all the grinding for you.
# tech
After losing his shirt, pants, and boxers in crypto investments, the head of a16z is re-committing to the Nerd Rapture, and commanding that you join him.
# tech
Journalists are now penning dire warnings for programmers as AI learns to code. But their job obituaries show just how little they understand what's next.
# tech
Opinions polls show that a lot of people want AI development to slow down and governments to step in. And they have really good reasons for their caution.
# sex
Unable to find human companionship, many around the world are building their own perfect partners in the form of an app, to the horror of psychologists.
# tech
New technology allows computers and fMRI machines to decode what you're thinking as a stream of text. It sounds creepy, but it could save lives.
# tech
In case of robotic overlords, be sure to unplug them. Although you might not actually have to...