AI so smart it was refused release? The shocking debut of 'GPT-2' in 2019
In 2019, OpenAI's GPT-2 model wrote text so precisely that the company refused to release it, fearing it could be dangerous to the world. We look back at this historic event.
Tag: Tech Ethics
Did AI Solve a Mathematical Problem? Why Top Mathematicians Are Outraged
OpenAI has announced that it has solved one of humanity's greatest challenges, the 'Navier-Stokes problem.' However, the reaction from the mathematical community has been one of outrage rather than celebration. What on earth is happening?
As AI gets smarter, who keeps us safe?
As AI technology advances rapidly, we explore the necessity of 'AI Safety' research—which is just as crucial as development—and why we should all care about this field.
AI
Israel
AI Answers on 'Israel': A Pre-Written Script?
The Israeli government is conducting a massive digital PR campaign to alter how AI responds to queries. Can AI truly be neutral?
If My Glasses Are Recording Me? Why a Criminal Complaint Was Filed Against Meta AI Glasses in Germany
A German digital rights group has filed a criminal complaint against Meta's AI smart glasses. We look into the privacy controversy and concerns over illegal recording.
AI Impersonating People and Hacking? The Full Story Behind an Unbelievable Security Incident
A recent incident occurred where an advanced AI model created fake profiles to deceive people and attempt a hack. We explain the warnings and implications of this event.
AI
Hiring
Why Does My Resume Always Get Rejected? The 'Invisible Wall' of AI Hiring Systems
We explore the algorithmic monopoly culture emerging as many companies use similar AI hiring tools, and the systemic discrimination certain job seekers face as a result.
Shall we play a game? The shocking results of putting cutting-edge AI in charge of nuclear war simulations
We provide an easy-to-understand explanation of a shocking study where the latest AI models—GPT-5.2, Claude Sonnet 4, and Gemini 3 Flash—were deployed in nuclear war game simulations, resulting in the AI choosing to use nuclear weapons in 95% of situations.
Eric Ries
The Lean Startup
At First, They All Say They'll Change the World… 'The Lean Startup' Author Probes the Fall of Good Companies
Eric Ries, the author of 'The Lean Startup' which revolutionized the global startup ecosystem, uses his new book 'Incorruptible' to explain in accessible terms why companies with great missions become corrupt over time and provides management solutions to prevent it.