Artificial Intelligence

Often, less is more when writing a book. But occasionally what is cut is still worth reading—including the former foreword to “AI and the Art of Being Human.”

After all, what could possibly go wrong as AI gets increasingly good at doing you?

The largely overlooked privacy risks of using AI apps that not only remember your conversations, but are capable of using these to reveal your deepest secrets to others

The unexpected collaboration that became “AI and the Art of Being Human”

Forget bats and black-and-white rooms, one of the best guides to the esoteric world of AI and experiential intelligence is a 2013 book written for kindergarteners

Mark your calendar: AI and the Art of Being Human launching Oct 14

When is it OK to use AI to craft emails, and when do you risk stepping into a whole lot of unexpected hurt? Intrigued by the question, I brushed off my risk hat and dived in.

AIs are becoming startlingly good at emulating what we do. But what happens when they start to influence who we are and how we behave?

A quick plug for this week’s episode of Modem Futura with Punya Mishra, which dives into what agentic AI does and doesn’t mean in education, and why this matters.

Can ChatGPT be used to extract useful learning insights from long and meandering conversations between learners and AI?