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87 posts
2026-02-11
Experiments conducted with the A.I. system Claude are producing fascinating results—and raising questions about the nature of selfhood. Gideon Lewis-Kraus reports from inside the company that designed it, Anthropic. https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/ wQBoc2
2026-02-11 View on X
New Yorker

A profile of Anthropic and its key executives like Chris Olah, and a look at Project Vend, an internal “Claudius” experiment to run the office vending machine

Researchers at the company are trying to understand their A.I. system's mind—examining its neurons …

How A.I. works is a mystery even to those developing it. “It's like we understand aviation at the level of the Wright brothers, but we went straight to building a 747 and making it a part of normal life,” one researcher said. https://newyorkermag.visitlink.me/ wtzNII
2026-02-11 View on X
New Yorker

A profile of Anthropic and its key executives like Chris Olah, and a look at Project Vend, an internal “Claudius” experiment to run the office vending machine

Researchers at the company are trying to understand their A.I. system's mind—examining its neurons …

2025-09-29
A psychotherapist decided to treat ChatGPT as if it were his patient. The experience left him “alternately gratified and horrified,” and, above all, unable to pull himself away. https://nyer.cm/jCJLKHU
2025-09-29 View on X
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A therapist details treating ChatGPT as a “patient”, describing its programmed self-critique as “a brilliant means of seducing a techno-skeptical therapist”

Gary Greenberg / New Yorker :

A psychotherapist treated an A.I. chatbot as if it were one of his patients. What it confessed should worry us all. https://nyer.cm/vfwk5R4
2025-09-29 View on X
New Yorker

A therapist details treating ChatGPT as a “patient”, describing its programmed self-critique as “a brilliant means of seducing a techno-skeptical therapist”

Gary Greenberg / New Yorker :

2025-09-01
Joshua Rothman considers the potential future of personalized, A.I.-generated entertainment and tests out several forms of content—including podcasts, walking tours, and media criticism—produced for an audience of one. https://www.newyorker.com/...
2025-09-01 View on X
New Yorker

A look at the potential future of personalized, AI-generated entertainment, and how it could both submerge human originality and enable new forms of expression

NOTE: Our Forums and CMS and RSS were nixed when our host updated Perl … Phil Hoad / The Guardian : An inside look at how Netflix's use of data led to generic “algorithm films” int...

2025-08-31
Joshua Rothman considers the potential future of personalized, A.I.-generated entertainment and tests out several forms of content—including podcasts, walking tours, and media criticism—produced for an audience of one. https://www.newyorker.com/...
2025-08-31 View on X
New Yorker

A look at the potential future of personalized, AI-generated entertainment, and how it could both submerge human originality and enable new forms of expression

We're used to algorithms guiding our choices.  When machines can effortlessly generate the content we consume, though, what's left for the human imagination? X: @newyorker . Linked...

2024-11-06
“Whatever role [Elon] Musk wants to play in the years to come, we've never had an oligarchic arrangement like this,” @eosnos writes. “The mind reels.” https://nyer.cm/p3Sp33D
2024-11-06 View on X
Financial Times

Elon Musk's gamble on Donald Trump pays off, as Trump wins the race; Trump gave Musk a lengthy shout out in his victory speech, calling him “a super-genius”

“A star is born: Elon,” said Donald Trump in a lengthy shout out to his biggest donor while claiming victory in the US presidential race on Wednesday morning.

2024-01-17
Intellectual property is everywhere you look. But Generative A.I. is the latest in a long line of innovations to put pressure on our already dysfunctional copyright system. https://nyer.cm/P5Bpf9t
2024-01-17 View on X
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Generative AI is just the latest innovation to put pressure on the copyright system, but might be the one that brings down the whole legal copyright structure

Louis Menand / New Yorker : X: @artsjournalnews and @newyorker X: @artsjournalnews : Does AI Mean The End Of Intellectual Property?: My right of ownership of some piece of intelle...

2024-01-07
In October, the hacking group Rhysida listed 490,191 stolen files from the British Library for sale on the dark Web. When the library refused to pay, Rhysida made 90% of the data available for anyone to download: “Data hunters, enjoy.” https://nyer.cm/RPMof1s
2024-01-07 View on X
Financial Times

Source: the British Library will spend £6M-£7M, or 40% of its reserves, to recover from an October cyberattack that rendered most of its services inaccessible

Horrible as this story is, I am more shocked that GBP 6-7 M constitute a whopping 40% of the British Library's reserves.  If that's the case, it's a wonder.  A national treasure th...

2023-11-15
.@hollyherndon navigates the tensions between A.I. and art, extolling the potential of the technology while helping to protect human creators. https://nyer.cm/WxnDYAN
2023-11-15 View on X
New Yorker

A profile of Holly Herndon, an artist and musician who uses AI in her work and who co-founded Spawning, a company building a “consent layer for AI” for artists

Anna Wiener / New Yorker : X: @newyorker , @kcesq , @totalvibration , @newyorker , @hollyherndon , @annawiener , @joelvmills , and @newyorker LinkedIn: Nicolas Smirnoff and Zoe Co...

@EyalPress @joshuarothman .@AnnaWiener spends time with Holly Herndon, an artist and musician who uses machine learning to make strange, playful pieces of work, and advocates for artists' autonomy in an A.I.-centric world https://nyer.cm/H27WMIt
2023-11-15 View on X
New Yorker

A profile of Holly Herndon, an artist and musician who uses AI in her work and who co-founded Spawning, a company building a “consent layer for AI” for artists

Anna Wiener / New Yorker : X: @newyorker , @kcesq , @totalvibration , @newyorker , @hollyherndon , @annawiener , @joelvmills , and @newyorker LinkedIn: Nicolas Smirnoff and Zoe Co...

Proponents view facial-recognition technology as an invaluable tool that can help make policing more efficient. But what happens when law enforcement puts too much faith in fallible A.I.? @EyalPress investigates. https://nyer.cm/kepPEkg
2023-11-15 View on X
New Yorker

A look at wrongful US arrests due to false positive facial recognition matches, and how “automation bias” can lead the police to ignore contradictory evidence

Eyal Press / New Yorker :

.@hollyherndon helped create a bespoke A.I. model that incorporates the voices of about 50,000 people. “We were trying to communicate that it's not just some kind of alien intelligence,” she said. “It's all of this human activity.” https://nyer.cm/3QwaB2h
2023-11-15 View on X
New Yorker

A profile of Holly Herndon, an artist and musician who uses AI in her work and who co-founded Spawning, a company building a “consent layer for AI” for artists

Anna Wiener / New Yorker : X: @newyorker , @kcesq , @totalvibration , @newyorker , @hollyherndon , @annawiener , @joelvmills , and @newyorker LinkedIn: Nicolas Smirnoff and Zoe Co...

Too often, a facial-recognition search represents virtually the entirety of a police investigation. What happens when the technology makes a false identification? @EyalPress spends time with a man implicated by an algorithm. https://nyer.cm/gdLM5l5
2023-11-15 View on X
New Yorker

A look at wrongful US arrests due to false positive facial recognition matches, and how “automation bias” can lead the police to ignore contradictory evidence

Eyal Press / New Yorker :

.@EyalPress reports on the damage that can be done when law enforcement puts too much faith in fallible facial-recognition searches. https://nyer.cm/V2daSe9
2023-11-15 View on X
New Yorker

A look at wrongful US arrests due to false positive facial recognition matches, and how “automation bias” can lead the police to ignore contradictory evidence

Eyal Press / New Yorker :

2023-07-03
Video games “have emerged, Mario-like, into modern art's innermost sanctum—or at least a modest gallery next to the lobby at MOMA,” @jcljules writes. A free show called “Never Alone” features the museum's 35 games. https://nyer.cm/OjlABVg
2023-07-03 View on X
New Yorker

A look at MoMA's “Never Alone” exhibit, featuring a collection of 35 video games, making MoMA one of very few art museums to have a permanent games collection

or at least a modest gallery next to the lobby at MOMA,” @jcljules writes. A free show called “Never Alone” features the museum's 35 games. https://nyer.cm/OjlABVg @pippinbarr : I ...

2023-04-24
“As a computer scientist, I don't like the term ‘A.I.,’ ” Jaron Lanier writes. “In fact, I think it's misleading—maybe even a little dangerous.” https://nyer.cm/nq0NK3t
2023-04-24 View on X
New Yorker

AI's mythology as tech for creating independent, intelligent beings instills fear; “data dignity” and seeing AI as a social collaboration could address worries

Large language models seem startlingly intelligent. But what's really happening under the hood? https://nyer.cm/BZV4lPe
2023-04-24 View on X
New Yorker

AI's mythology as tech for creating independent, intelligent beings instills fear; “data dignity” and seeing AI as a social collaboration could address worries

Big-model A.I. is made of people—and the way to make its workings more transparent, and therefore less likely to be mismanaged, is to reveal them. https://nyer.cm/nxkimOT
2023-04-24 View on X
New Yorker

AI's mythology as tech for creating independent, intelligent beings instills fear; “data dignity” and seeing AI as a social collaboration could address worries

2023-04-23
Big-model A.I. is made of people—and the way to make its workings more transparent, and therefore less likely to be mismanaged, is to reveal them. https://nyer.cm/nxkimOT
2023-04-23 View on X
New Yorker

AI's mythology as a technology for creating intelligent beings instills fear; “data dignity” and seeing AI as a social collaboration could address worries

There are ways of controlling the new technology—but first we have to stop mythologizing it.