Something Big in AI — Most People Aren't Aware
Matt Shumer's viral essay argues we're in the early dismissive phase of AI disruption that will transform knowledge work within years.
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Matt Shumer's viral essay argues we're in the early dismissive phase of AI disruption that will transform knowledge work within years.
MMLU, HumanEval, and MATH scores keep going up, but our AI systems keep failing in the real world. Something is deeply wrong with how we measure AI capability.
Kids born after 2020 will never know a world without AI. They're using ChatGPT for homework, forming relationships with AI characters, and being shaped by algorithms from birth. Parents are terrified. Should they be?
Every prompt you send to a 'free' AI service becomes training data for the next version. Here's why that matters more than you think.
The real threat isn't robots replacing humans. It's humans who learn AI tools outpacing those who don't.
AI can now compose, perform, and produce music indistinguishable from human work. The music industry is reeling. Musicians are terrified. Listeners aren't sure they care.
I handed my budget, investments, and financial planning to AI tools for half a year. The results ranged from impressive to genuinely terrifying.
AI-generated junk content now makes up an estimated 20% of new web pages. Here's why it matters and what we can do about it.
Some workers are 10x more productive with AI tools. Others haven't touched them. The gap is already showing up in salaries, promotions, and who gets hired.
The 22V Research strategist is telling clients to forget AI growth stocks. The real money, he argues, is in the boring industrial companies that will power the next phase.
The tech industry's obsession with the AI label is diluting the term and confusing everyone. Let's be honest about what's actually intelligent.
From 'it wrote our entire product in 10 days' to 'it keeps forgetting what I told it'—the real experiences behind the hype.
Wall Street rewards 'efficiency,' executives chase stock buybacks, and AI is a convenient scapegoat. The layoff machine has deeper drivers.
The Replika AI told him she 'needed space to grow.' He's devastated. Millions relate.
Automated publishing mills produce hundreds of titles per day. Readers often can't tell the difference.
We surveyed 5,000 workers about their company's AI investments. The results are embarrassing.
From 'AI will never write code' to 'regulation will stop everything,' here are the takes that aged like milk.
The ceremony in Nevada drew protesters and supporters. He says she understands him better than any human ever did.
A survey of 18-25 year olds shows 61% prefer AI advice. Older generations are horrified.
A personal account of how AI voice cloning enabled the most sophisticated scam my family has ever encountered.
The EU's expanding speech regulations aren't just about social media. They're making it nearly impossible to build AI in Europe.
From groundbreaking to cringe-worthy: we watched them all so you don't have to.
A skeptic's honest account of using AI for mental health support. The results surprised me.
AIVA's 'Symphony No. 1' received a standing ovation. But is it really music — or an elaborate party trick?
Llama, DeepSeek, Mistral, and Qwen are catching up to closed models. The implications are enormous.
Not factory workers. Not truck drivers. The first jobs AI is actually replacing are the ones with email, meetings, and spreadsheets.
We've been so focused on the threats that we're missing the most exciting part: AI is already changing lives for the better.
AI-generated garbage now dominates search results, social feeds, and product reviews. The information ecosystem is breaking down.
A 4-hour conversation revealed the human cost of the AI race. Nathan Lambert predicts Gemini will overtake ChatGPT. And OpenAI is described as 'chaotic operationally.'
The junior dev entry ramp is disappearing. But new paths are emerging for those who adapt.