The Atlantic printed a woman's line as a joke: ChatGPT is the only reason her husband isn't buried in the yard. Now read that sentence from a man. Still funny?
ChatGPT cites sources. Perplexity links to websites. Google AI Overviews extract answers. But what if the website isn't built for AI to actually read? I built CiteThis as an experiment: an evidence-based research platform where GEO isn't an afterthought — it's the architecture.
ChatGPT has 900 million weekly users. Perplexity processes 780 million queries monthly. And 80% of pages that AI cites don't even appear in Google's top 100. The rules have changed.
The world's largest e-commerce platform just opened its stores to AI agents. Here's why this matters even if you don't sell anything on Shopify.
Manipulating AI agents through persuasion, emotional manipulation, and the language of rights. An academically documented attack category with real damages in the hundreds of thousands of dollars - and now supply chain too.
Financial Times data shows AI dampens extremes and pushes toward the centre. Social media does the exact opposite. Why are we demonising the wrong technology?
Anthropic asked its users what they want from AI and what they fear. The answers reveal a paradox that concerns all of us.
From chatbot to autonomous agent. A guide to four levels of AI that are available to anyone who wants them.
How an AI technology escaped the control of the company that created it, the government that banned it, and the military that uses it.
Trump threatened criminal prosecution against Anthropic for having ethical guardrails. Hours later, Altman signed a deal with the Pentagon. 'All lawful purposes' — just in nicer packaging.
On a social network for AI agents, bots complain about their humans. Autonomous programs buy NFTs for hundreds of thousands of dollars. And Anthropic admits Claude might be conscious.
Anthropic published 'Claude's Constitution'. For the first time, we see the complete 'source code' of an AI model's values. And it shows why Claude is different from ChatGPT.
It's 2 AM and you can't sleep. Your mind is racing. Who do you text? A friend? Parents? Or do you open ChatGPT, because at least it won't judge you?
24% of men aged 22-34 had no sexual partner in the last year. On Tinder, the average man has a 0.87% success rate. This isn't a coincidence. It's by design.
Imagine showing a 19th-century philosopher OnlyFans, crypto gambling, infinite scroll. What would they say? Nietzsche wouldn't laugh. He'd say: 'I told you so.'
Three years ago, OpenAI launched ChatGPT. Today, Chinese company DeepSeek released a model comparable to the best American ones – and it's completely free. What does this mean?
Do you spend more time with ChatGPT than with people? After work, is the first thing you do turning on the computer? You're not alone...
24% of men aged 22-34 had no sexual partner in the last year. In 2013, it was 9%. Read that again. That's not a data error.
Where does a fifteen-year-old boy go for advice when he can't sleep at night? Not to parents. Not to friends. He goes to AI. And here's where the problem begins.