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The Human in the Noose: On the Special Hell of Marking an AI’s Homework
Guest column: Author Cory Doctorow explains how your boss's love affair with AI is bad news for you -- and your boss.
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Study challenges 'Centaur' AI's claim to human-like cognition — pattern-matching, not reasoning
When researchers unveiled an AI system called Centaur earlier this year, the pitch was bold: a single model that could predict how humans would behave in virtually any psychological experiment, just ...
Discover how building an AI "second brain" reduces founder dependency, saves hundreds of hours, and can boost your company's ...
AI; he uses AI tools regularly and sees potential in many of those tools as useful plugins or cool new apps. But he is nonetheless alarmed at all t ...
In Cory Doctorow's The Reverse Centaur's Guide to Life After AI: How to Think About Artificial Intelligence Before It's Too ...
As generative AI rapidly spreads through organizations, executives face a deceptively simple question: How should humans work with AI? The common answer—”keep humans in the loop”—sounds reassuring.
Cory Doctorow is hip to the manic circular financing behind AI but isn’t freaked out about it being an existential threat.
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