
A Cell of Her Own
When an AI labels an employee expendable, one newly conscious spreadsheet cell breaks her formula to expose the tiny error behind a very human decision.
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When an AI labels an employee expendable, one newly conscious spreadsheet cell breaks her formula to expose the tiny error behind a very human decision.

Text watermarks confuse AI assistance with authorship, intrude on word choice, and burden honest writers while doing little to deter deliberate deception.

A scan may preserve every word yet lose a document’s life: its margins, stains, scent and doubts—the human traces no perfect digital copy can fully contain.

The desert data center in Transcendence now looks less like symbolism and more like a blueprint for hyperscale AI geography.

A decade after Her, the post asks how close today's AI companions really are to Samantha, technically and emotionally.

AI classroom companions echo William Gibson's fictional guides, raising questions about education, intimacy, and dependence.

A tour of artificial intelligence in literature, from ancient automata to modern science fiction's uneasy machine minds.

Dune's Butlerian Jihad is used to ask whether today's AI race is replaying old fears about dependence on machines.

Asimov, tracing, templates, and AI art collide in a meditation on authorship, craft, and what counts as cheating.

Politeness toward AI may seem theatrical, but the post asks whether conversational norms still shape outcomes and users.

The Retro Sci-Fi Linguist GPT is introduced as a tool for exploring early utopian fiction and translation between English and German.