Tom Jones

Waymo Robotaxis Expand, But Public Annoyance Grows The rollout of Waymo’s autonomous vehicles continues across more American cities, yet the reception from residents is increasingly mixed. Instead of being welcomed as a futuristic convenience, the robotaxis are often viewed as a public nuisance, with reports of erratic behavior and community disruption mounting. The issues are […]

Sam Altman, the CEO of OpenAI and the architect behind the world’s most prominent AI chatbot, recently expressed a concern many have begun to whisper. He is starting to believe the so-called dead internet theory might be gaining traction. In his signature lowercase style, he tweeted that while he never took the idea seriously before,

The AI Reckoning is Here as Companies Scramble to Rehire Human Talent For some time, the corporate playbook seemed clear. Artificial intelligence was the ultimate efficiency engine, a way to automate creative and technical tasks while drastically cutting labor costs. Companies enthusiastically replaced human workers with AI systems, anticipating a new era of streamlined, cost-effective

The Illusion of Rising Crime and the Surveillance Tech Promising to Fix It A profound disconnect defines the modern American experience with crime. For three decades, statistical reality has shown a consistent and drastic decline in crime rates across the United States. Yet, the average citizen operates under the firm belief that the opposite is

The Silent Infiltration of AI into Mental Health and Its Crypto Parallels A disturbing new trend is emerging where some therapists are secretly integrating artificial intelligence into their practice, fundamentally breaching the trust of their most vulnerable clients. This covert use of technology, from drafting emails to even generating real-time questions during therapy sessions, raises

Klarna, the personal finance giant, has long been a key indicator for the broader financial industry. The company, which built its empire on buy now, pay later microloans, arrived as consumer debt in the United States was soaring toward unprecedented levels. Its model of offering tiny, instant loans at the point of sale, bypassing traditional

White House Pushes for Swift Federal Rollout of Elon Musk’s Grok AI In a surprising reversal, the White House has reportedly directed the General Services Administration to expedite the deployment of Elon Musk’s Grok AI chatbot across the federal workforce. This move comes just weeks after the GSA quietly removed the artificial intelligence from its

The Paranoia of Silicon Valley Finds a New Home at OpenAI Paranoia is as natural to Silicon Valley as cosmetic enhancements are to Los Angeles. In the Bay Area, the pervasive fear is that everyone is a potential threat, poised to steal a groundbreaking idea or poach a key employee. This mindset is constantly reaffirmed

AI Trust Plummets Among the Tech Savvy, New Study Finds A new study presents a counterintuitive finding that challenges the tech industrys narrative on artificial intelligence. The research indicates that as peoples understanding of AI grows, their trust in the technology actually decreases. This suggests a significant gap between the marketing of AI as a

The Masked and the Masked: AI Turns the Tables on ICE Anonymity In a stark reversal of surveillance norms, a Netherlands based activist is employing the very technologies often associated with state monitoring to challenge authority. Dominick Skinner and a team of volunteers are leveraging artificial intelligence and facial recognition to unmask US Immigration and