Roast of the AI
AI and technology coverage without the worship service or the funeral march. These articles examine models, agents, jobs, infrastructure, pricing, power and the very human incentives behind machine-shaped claims. The useful tools stay useful. The theatre gets checked. Sources are included where current facts, figures or company claims matter, because a confident demo is not the same thing as a settled future.

No One Will Work In The Age Of AI? Then Tell Me Another
Roast of the myth that AI will end human work, from billionaire doom-mongers to spiritual cop-outs. Follow the money, not the tweets, in this…

Artists, AI, and the trillionaire training data circus
Artists hate AI tools and everyone else quietly spams them for cheap dreams. The real joke is who trained whom and who gets paid…

AI model of the week and the cult of endless fake upgrades
Weekly AI model launches, shifting leaderboards and noisy AGI claims hide one simple truth: we are beta testing half-baked minds at industrial scale, blindly.

GPT-5 vs Gemini 3: miracle hype, stubbornly mortal tools
GPT-5 and Gemini 3: the miracle tools hyped as immortal solutions. A sharp look at the reality behind the promise.

AI Power Grab: Who Really Profits From Chips And Rails
A roast of the lazy claim that only AI infrastructure and chips will matter. Who really holds power: model makers, chip giants, or the…

Ranting at the sky while GPT-5.1 tidies the universe
A roast of a human life rant flattened by GPT5.1 into a tidy lecture instead of a chaotic cosmos-soaked roast.

Cosmic Claims, Daily Chaos and the Noise Between Them
A roast of cosmic talk, flat earth noise and AI hype. Science tests reality, but our daily nonsense still shouts louder. A Hermit take…

Self-made gospel vs reality, and the robot future pitch
Gurus sell the self-made dream. The numbers sell reality. Most startups fail. Self-employment is rising with big tax gaps. Robots change pay and power.…

AI Gods, Empty Promises, and Human Grit
The AI race promises gods, delivers bugs. Big Tech chases artificial genius while forgetting the one thing it can’t code: human creativity.
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