Looking Back at the Week When Noise Became Signal Earlier this week, I sent my parents and siblings the widely shared essay by Matt Shumer called Something Big is Happening (or, “The Essay That...
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Last week in AI: Davos Power Struggle, Policing by Algorithm, Worker Trust Erodes. Last week’s AI story was less about breakthroughs and more about consequences. Power struggles at Davos, creeping...
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AI in 2025: A Year of Tumult and Transition 2025 was the year AI grew up. Breakthroughs kept coming, but the story shifted from spectacle to substance: deployment instead of demos, governance instead...
Last Week in AI: Wary Experts, Genesis Mission Launches, Altman's Loser Energy This week’s In the Loop captures a widening gap between AI’s momentum and confidence in its direction. From insider...
