“Technology” Archives

The beloved short-form video platform has returned with a new-ish name and an archive of classic videos.

The movie-tracking social media platform has only grown in popularity since its launch in 2011.

An up-and-coming protocol proposes an interesting method of battling AI-generated slop.

Another day, another billion-dollar-company wants to use your data to train its AI models.

It really has been fascinating to watch Wikipedia’s evolution in recent years.

AI companies (and their investors) sure do love imagining a world of dehumanized art.

The humble format remains one of the most effective ways to regain control over how we view and experience content online.

Thanks to the Wayback Machine, I was able to retrieve a bunch of movie reviews that I’d written 20+ years ago.

Here are some red flags to look out for when you suspect AI-generated content.

It’s so easy, there’s no reason not to do it.

Their new policy is encouraging, but will Bandcamp be able to implement and enforce it effectively?

Tech companies want to harness the mythic-ness of Tolkien’s legendarium while giving nary a thought to its values and meaning.

Stop trusting social media platforms to do right by your website’s content.

You might hardly use LinkedIn, if ever. Regardless, LinkedIn wants to use you.

Does anyone really think this is a good idea?

In this day and age of streaming and smartphones, this looks like some wonderfully arcane ritual.

Follow these steps to resist the AI-pocalypse in your everyday web browsing.

There are always risks with relying on platforms that can be acquired and disrupted.

The blogging platform was originally launched in 2003 as an easy-to-use option for non-technical folks.

Our goal should be interacting directly with real human ideas put forth by real human beings in real human contexts.