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It’s time for acceptance.
The pursuit of AI will kill the planet quicker than any arms race.
I instinctively despise AI, but beware of rash judgments. What year is it (#618)?
Lawsuit against Meta and Google has no sizzle.
How a Santa Cruz sports bar's logo backfired in “Surf City.”
Being filmed every time you leave the house.
People who don’t use it drive me crazy.
An indie developer and a regular gamer discuss what they want from the medium.
Teaching resilience or just failing spectacularly?
Bringing the world to your laptop (sort of).
Come January, call my flip-phone.
AI like Soul Machines offer nothing good or human.
The high cost of cheap tech.
Enjoy the temporary illusion of freedom.
Stare into the Orb, and a handful of crypto tokens land in your wallet.
Maybe this era of consciousness crisis will end up being good for the Mysterians.
It’s getting more reasonable to fear turning into a machine.
AI is coming for us all.
The future has less room for humans.
China’s spying on U.S. tech firms.
He built a career debunking faith, and then invented a digital deity.
25 minutes in Manhattan on November 30, 1997.
The musician and YouTube personality talks about a recent surge in AI generated videos.
A brief CNBC segment from October 2021 when Bankman-Fried was a free man.
Featuring J. P. Eckert, Ernest Nagel, A. L. Samuel (IBM), Richard Hamming (Bell), and more.
The co-founder and former CEO of Twitter on how his company started.
During the company's early days in San Jose, from a CBS affiliate in the spring of 2007.
Remarkable restored and color corrected footage adjusted to 60 frames per second, or 60fps.
A 30-minute interview from before he was world famous, but well on his way.
On CNBC the year that "The Facebook" launched.