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AIs Stole My Stuff

Artists and authors are complaining that Generative AI is copying their works, and some systems will provide direct excerpts from published documents without providing a source reference.This is a problem that can be solved with “regular programming” by the LLM provider. Anthropic Claude has been providing real and valid references for some time whenever I

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AI Art Is Original Art

Generative AIs like MidJourney or DALL-E have become very popular, but they also have their detractors. We hear a lot about these systems cutting and pasting human artists’ art, and parroting the distinct styles of established artists. Copyright law is attempting to adjust copyright law to exclude AI Art. This matters to creators at all

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Who Needs “AGI”

Humans suck at almost everything. Yann LeCun recently pointed this out.And an infant sucks at everything (joke opportunity ignored) and a 4-year old knows some language but can’t handle working at a factory. And if someone doesn’t know Math, they can’t be a Math teacher.Queue up the scene in “I, Robot” where Will Smith’s character

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SuperHuman Answer Generators

Evolutionary Computation is under-appreciated. Objections include “Evolution takes millennia” and “I don’t get the point”.They are (or should be) very important to people in the AI community because they are a primitive precursor to intelligence. Understanding Evolutionary Computation (EC) will make understanding LLMs easier.In order to not have to define “AI” again, I will now

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AI Alignment Is Trivial

IntroductionA debate concerning AI Alignment is upon us. We hear ridiculous claims about AIs taking over and killing all humans. These claims are rooted in fundamental 20th Century Reductionist misunderstandings about AI1. These fears are stoked and fueled by journalists and social media and cause serious concerns among outsiders to the field.It’s time for a

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Discord’s Social SDK: Revolutionizing Multiplayer Gaming in 2025

March 17, 2025 — Today marks a pivotal moment for the gaming industry as Discord unveils its groundbreaking Social SDK, a free toolkit designed to seamlessly integrate its robust social features into video games. Announced at the Game Developers Conference (GDC) 2025, this innovative software development kit promises to redefine how players connect, communicate, and…

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The Foldable iPhone Revolution: What to Expect from Apple’s Game-Changing Device

Apple has long been a trailblazer in the tech world, setting trends and raising the bar for innovation. Now, as rumors swirl about the company’s first foldable iPhone, excitement is building among fans and industry watchers alike. With reports suggesting a launch as early as 2026, the foldable iPhone could mark a new chapter for…

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Pokémon GO’s New Chapter: Scopely Acquires Niantic’s Gaming Empire for $3.5 Billion

March 12, 2025 – The mobile gaming world is buzzing with seismic news: Niantic, the innovative force behind Pokémon GO, has sold its gaming division to Scopely for a staggering $3.5 billion. This blockbuster deal, announced today, marks a pivotal shift for both companies and raises big questions about the future of augmented reality (AR)…

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iOS 18.3.2: Apple’s Surprise Update Tackles a Critical Security Flaw

In an unexpected move, Apple has rolled out iOS 18.3.2, a crucial security update for iPhone users worldwide. Released on March 12, 2025, this update addresses a significant vulnerability in the WebKit engine powering Safari, which could have allowed hackers to exploit malicious web content and gain remote access to your device. If you haven’t…

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