AI, Desire, and the Illusion of Safety
The Adriatic smelled like salt and old stories this morning, and my wheelchair tyres hissed lightly over Rimini’s damp cobblestones….
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Can We Still Trust Our Senses in the Age of AI?
In this new world where artificial intelligence can craft images so realistic they fool experts, generate text indistinguishable from human…
Monsters, Maps, and Me: On Who Gets to Be Human
The sea in Rimini smells of salt and coffee at dawn, and the gulls make a thin, tinny music above…
Did Alan Turing teach machines to think?
What makes a human mind see order where others see noise, and how did that vision change both a world…
The Internet’s Streetlight: What AI Doesn’t See
I’m writing from Rimini with the salty air coming off the Adriatic and the soft rasp of my wheelchair tyres…
Are AI Models Easy to Poison? The New Evidence, Explained
Welcome, dear readers, to FreeAstroScience. Today we tackle a deceptively simple question with alarming stakes: how easy is it to…
Could AI Make Aliens Invisible? The Cosmic Blink We’re Missing
Have you ever wondered if we’re searching for aliens at exactly the wrong moment in cosmic history? Welcome to FreeAstroScience.com,…
The Hidden Risks Of AI In Healthcare We Don’t Talk About
The first time I watched an AI “scribe” hum along in a clinic, the room had that clean, lemon-sharp smell…
Can Attachment Shape Our Bonds With AI?
What happens when ancient human bonds meet a new kind of companion that never sleeps and rarely says no ?…
AI On Screen: What Movies Get Wrong (And Right)
AI On Screen: What Movies Get Wrong (And Right) Approach, in brief: I’ll start from a personal moment; surface three…