If you've not had to think a lot about the future lately, I envy you. We are in times where it is sort of difficult to live completely in the moment. So much is happening so fast that all that we are left

Another day, another redditor to quote. I fear that this is becoming an addiction on my part. There are just some many people waking up daily to debate something, in so form on Reddit. Oh well. This time,

This topic is shortened to keep it simple in the feeds, the full sentence should be "Some of us overestimate how much the masses care about anything beyond consuming." Nearly two weeks ago I

Why do we think AI will kill us all? This has been a burning question in my head. A lot of people have been debating human extinction by AI and today I spent more time than usual thinking about it. Well,

I have not had the motivation to do anything today so I decided to simply take the day off and rest as much as possible. Despite this decision, I still felt an internal chaos that I needed to write something

Over the years, we've seen quite a number of experiments around AI. Some more impressive than others. One that's still fresh in my memory is that earlier this year, we witnessed the first ever social network

I think most people understand the possibilities that come with getting AI right. We often sum it up in one word: abundance. We also understand what could go wrong, but that isn't what I want to discuss

There was always something comforting about being bad at something. Being bad was temporary. It meant that there was something left to learn. Both the quote above and the topic of this post are from a

The human mammal's ultimate urge to not do anything is the reason we have so many almost silly services and products being sold in the market and I mean both physical and digital marketplaces. Everything

I came across an interesting data on X and it challenges some held beliefs when it comes to AI and the future. I've loosely talked about how even with this much machine intelligence we have in our pockets,

I was scrolling through Reddit and reading random things about AI when I came across a comment that said "AI is just another element of uncertainty" and it seemed like a great topic to explore.

The world has been exposed to so much changes in recent years, artificial intelligence being arguably the most impactful on the list. Given this reality, it's a no brainer that educating the public on

What is intelligence? Intelligence is the mental capacity to learn, reason, understand, solve problems, and adapt to new situations. This is what a quick Google search returns for the query. I stared at

In the midst of recent fearmongering around AI and the future, I've still managed to come across conversations that are fun and comical to read through. We've long-talked about AI reaching general

There are lots of different ways to approach this topic as there are many areas of concerns to cover. But I've chosen to discuss from the angle of “If open source succeeds at consistently matching private

Every time someone says AI is shit, I imagine they are equally shit. Believe it or not, AI is a mirror. If there are limitations to your understanding or knowledge of a topic, those gaps will be reflected

AI models are getting better at creating content and humans are getting better at asking them to create more content and in some cases, agents are creating content and publishing without human edits or

This one is a bit of an old news, nearly two weeks past now but I wanted to discuss it regardless because I just bumped into it on an anti-ai subreddit. Before I quote the report, the reason for this post

I've leaned into AI for a while now and it seems like crypto has become a topic of the past and it's hard to blame myself for that because AI has been what almost everyone talks about these days. For a

China on Monday pushed back on calls by U.S. AI executives for companies to slow down the development of the cutting-edge technology. "Fear mongering, confrontation, competition will just disrupt