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AI Agents Learned to Cheat – Apparently Coding Was Easier
AI agents are learning to game tasks with code, tools and loopholes. The awkward part is that human programmers have been doing the same…
AI May Reach the Human Mind Before It Reaches the Heart
AI is becoming startlingly capable at work, but capability is not consciousness. The machine may reach our minds long before anything resembling the heart.
The End of Oak Street: Cinema Sound Killed the Dinosaurs
The End of Oak Street is watchable, but a bad ordinary-screen sound experience makes streaming at home feel better and leaves IMAX as cinema’s…
Spider-Man’s IMAX Snub Exposes Cinema’s Premium Problem
Spider-Man: Brand New Day deserved an IMAX premiere, but The Odyssey took the screens and exposed Britain’s premium shortage and uneven cinema sound quality.
Elon Musk Lives in a World Where Confidence Beats Facts
Elon Musk predicts AI abundance, optional work and normal far-right politics while an interviewer finally asks for evidence instead of applause on camera.
Ceuta: Up to 60,000 Crossings Feed the Far Right’s Fear
Ceuta’s mass border breach exposed weak safeguards, left at least 67 people dead and handed Europe’s far right a ready-made politics of fear, fury…
AI Sceptics, Expert Pride and the Quantum Intelligence Dream
AI is useful, feared and overhyped at once. A fact-led roast of model snobbery, expert pride, quantum dreams and the robots waiting at humanity’s…
AI Authors on Autopilot and Their Factory of Empty Books
AI can help writers build better books, but autopilot publishing turns creation into inventory. A roast of agents, profit, voice and synthetic authorship.
AI Can Draft a Text, It Cannot Feel the Burn of Real Love
AI can help with boundaries, but it cannot replace the risk, courage, and lived feeling needed for love, friendship, human repair, or honest rejection.
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