The problem is that the risk of bio terror, or a AI-assisted Armageddon coming from any other weapon of mass destruction, is greater than zero, and a research framework defined by nothing more than common sense would suggest that the number is going up every day.

Everything you think, feel, or do can be coded and then replicated by an AI. The only question is when.

The tech industry is doing the same thing it did with the metaverse and social media. Its gibberish is announcing its intentions to make tons of money as it pursues cool projects.

As the toffs gather in Davos this week, they can celebrate that the end of the thorniest impediment to their enrichment is on the horizon. Labor has always been a problem for corporations. Each worker is unique, which means their

What’s for sure is that we don’t have to wonder when an AI will win a Golden Globe. It already has.

A South Korean company has 100 robots roaming around its offices looking for things to do, according to this article in the Financial Times. The gizmos look like garbage cans on wheels and are limited to making deliveries. The prospect