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9 articles tagged "AI"
The Kid Test: Five Prompts to Run With Your Kid Tonight
A parent's field guide to trying AI with a child for the first time. Five specific prompts to run, what to watch for, and how to know if it's working. No prior AI experience required for parent or kid.
If you''re a parent reading this, you''ve probably had one of two experiences with AI so far.
What Kids Need From AI (And What They Don't)
A hard look at what good kids-AI looks like, what lazy kids-AI looks like, and how parents can tell the difference in under thirty seconds. With a real starter pack at the end.
There is a shelf forming in my head. On one side, the kids AI products that will change a generation''s relationship with technology for the better. On the other, the kids AI products that will quietly make a generation of children less interesting.
The Accessibility Tax on AI Is Going to Be Ugly
AI is the biggest cognitive leverage tool of our generation — and most of the interfaces delivering it were never designed for everyone. A hard look at what that gap is going to cost, and the uncomfortable work of fixing it.
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How do we stop Ai from taking over the world?
Bolt.new: Build Full Apps by Describing Them
Bolt.new lets you describe an app in plain English and get a working, deployable application in minutes.
Pieces: Your AI-Powered Code Snippet Manager
Pieces saves, organizes, and enriches your code snippets with AI, making them searchable and reusable across all your tools.
The People Who Taught Machines to Talk
Profiles of the researchers, dreamers, and contrarians who spent decades making conversational AI possible — and what they think about where it ended up.
Terry Winograd built the most impressive natural language system of 1970 and then spent the next fifty years explaining why it didn't matter. His program SHRDLU could understand English commands about a virtual world of colored blocks. "Pick up the big red block." "Put it on top…
The Quiet Revolution: How AI Went from Lab to Living Room
The untold human story of how artificial intelligence escaped academia and became something your mom texts you about.
In 1966, a computer scientist named Joseph Weizenbaum sat in his MIT office and watched something that disturbed him profoundly. His secretary — an intelligent, educated woman — was typing messages to ELIZA, a simple chatbot he'd created as a demonstration of how shallow human-co…
The Quiet Revolution: How AI Went from Lab Curiosity to Your Morning Routine
A long-form essay on the cultural shift of AI going mainstream — not about technology, but about how our daily lives quietly transformed while we were busy arguing about sentience.