Published inmisalignedmisaligned bits #9: Subprime AIGPT-5 unsafe and not so clever, subpoenas for everyone, who wants to pay for AI anyway, and poisoning LLMs might require little data.Oct 22Oct 22
Published inmisalignedSlop Train ComingAI was supposed to cure cancer, explain the universe and turn earth into a paradise. Instead, AI generated slop is flooding the web.Oct 22Oct 22
Published inmisalignedmisaligned bits #8: Slop Wave ComingA tsunami of AI slop is approaching, friend has no friends in New York, science is in real trouble. Also, AI makes people dishonest.Oct 16Oct 16
Published inmisalignedmisaligned bits #7: Circular GigantomaniaThis week: Is the AI investment hype going in circles?Sep 30Sep 30
Published inmisalignedReflections on the Royal Society Generally and on Some Fellow’s Conduct More SpecificallyThis week The Royal Society in London will again discuss the conduct of one of its fellows: Elon Musk. This time it needs to take a stand.Sep 28Sep 28
Big Data LDN 2025: Where Does All the Data Go?When autumn is coming to London, so is Big Data LDN, the annual London expo for big data, analytics, and AI. Some observations.Sep 26Sep 26
Published inmisalignedmisaligned bits #6: A New Standard in TownOpenAI’s job platform, copyright wars and Americans see AI as risky.Sep 23Sep 23
Published inmisalignedInto the Chatbot AbyssA tragic case highlights that AI Chatbots need to change their priorities when it comes to guardrails.Sep 23Sep 23
Published inmisalignedmisaligned bits #5: Is the Copyright Dust Settling?This week with another episode in the generative AI vs copyright saga.Sep 9Sep 9
Faraday’s CavePhotographing objects from a time when modern science was still youngSep 7A response icon4Sep 7A response icon4