Blue Check Marks Were Always Shameless
Twitter verification was first a tool for vanity.
Twitter verification was first a tool for vanity.
The deworming drug is central to an improvisational, alternative medical subculture that was forming even before the pandemic.
GPT-4’s mastery of the SAT will re-entrench the power and influence of rote exams.
Millennials popularized bulky, super-cushioned shoes. Then Millennials got old.
TikTok's algorithms have people stuck on a viral-grief loop.
Large language models know a lot but can’t remember much at all.
Call it tech’s optical-illusion era: Not even the experts know exactly what will come next in the AI revolution.
Thanks to AI, every written word now comes with a question.
Behold GPT-4. Here’s what we know it can do, and what it can’t.
Bad actors could seize on large language models to engineer falsehoods at unprecedented scale.
The bank debacle is exposing the myth of tech exceptionalism.
Please don’t embarrass us, robots.
One Elon is a visionary; the other is a troll. The more he tweets, the harder it gets to tell them apart.
Chatbots can write poems in the voice of Shakespeare. So why are phone keyboards still thr wosrt?
Our relationship to writing is about to change forever; it may not end well.
Many months after a misogynist influencer was banned from social media, his face is still everywhere. Will it ever go away?
Will endless “scaling” of our current language models really bring true machine intelligence?
Garrett Gruener, the co-creator of Ask Jeeves, couldn’t beat Google, but he’s feeling just fine about the dawn of the chatbot era.
Does eye cream do anything special, or is it just facial moisturizer in a smaller tub?
Generative AI programs like ChatGPT threaten to revolutionize how disinformation spreads online.