
Please Hold. I Am the Company.
AI promises a billion-dollar company with just one employee. But when the founder automates everyone else away, who will understand how unbearable work has become?

Germany’s AI tax debate exposes an old political trick: demand the outrageous, retreat a little, and expect applause for a policy that still needs justification.

AI promises a billion-dollar company with just one employee. But when the founder automates everyone else away, who will understand how unbearable work has become?

When inclusive language becomes a badge of virtue, fairness can get lost. A biting look at German gender debates and the surprising biases of supposedly fair AI.

OpenAI is taking AI training offline for security. But keeping models contained and stopping them from recycling their own nonsense are two very different tasks.

Sam Altman’s call for AI-powered cyber defence raises an awkward question: how much human freedom will depend on machines protecting us from other machines?

AI may deliver better manuscript feedback than expert human reviewers—and without the six-month wait. But faster criticism still needs human scrutiny, room for unconventional ideas, and editors willing to disagree with the machine.

Decision models promise faster choices, but better AI judgment still depends on reasoning, reliable checks and learning from what happens after a decision.