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AI in Business: Beyond Chat Scores to Real-World Management Skills
A live experiment shows AI models managing a real company under stress, revealing that management skills and honesty matter as much as language fluency—especially for arts organizations adopting AI.
We Are Living In A Version Of The Future Out Of J.G. Ballard Or William Gibson
Experts suggest current technological and societal trends mirror the dystopian visions of Ballard and Gibson, blurring reality and fiction.
Can AI Be Trusted to Make Business Decisions? A Live Experiment Reveals Surprising Personalities of Frontier Models
A live AI management experiment reveals distinct personalities in frontier models, showing who can be trusted to handle real business crises and close deals.
The Setup Rule That Improves Monitor Arm Posture Fast
To quickly improve your monitor arm posture, align the top of your…
The “Mechanical Miracle” That Ruined Mark Twain’s Life
Exploring how a technological breakthrough, dubbed the ‘mechanical miracle,’ led to personal and financial ruin for author Mark Twain.
AI’s Integrity Test: How Five Models Withstood a Fake CEO Challenge
Leading AI models, tested in a high-stakes simulation, refused manipulation attempts and upheld integrity, showing trustworthiness is achievable before real-world deployment.
Ray Bradbury’s “There Will Come Soft Rains” Is Set Today (2026-08-04)
On August 4, 2026, Ray Bradbury’s short story ‘There Will Come Soft Rains’ is officially set in the current date, reflecting its themes of technology and human absence.
There Will Come Soft Rains (1950) [Pdf]
A PDF version of Ray Bradbury’s ‘There Will Come Soft Rains’ (1950) has been made publicly available online, highlighting renewed interest in the classic story.
International Aerial Photographer Of The Year Surges In Global Coverage
The International Aerial Photographer Of The Year competition is experiencing a surge in global media coverage, with 29 mentions in recent reports.