Stanford Study Finds Heavy AI Companion Use Tied to Worse Well-Being in Isolated Users
A Stanford University study of 1,131 Character.AI users found that intense use of AI companion chatbots correlated with poorer psychological…
A Stanford University study of 1,131 Character.AI users found that intense use of AI companion chatbots correlated with poorer psychological…
Writer Zvi Mowshowitz proposes a framework of three “pills” for understanding disagreements about artificial intelligence. He argues most people remain…
Nathan Gardels reports on AI scientist Stuart Russell’s warning that artificial intelligence has entered a “loss-of-control transition,” in which systems…
John Tamny responds to Mark Zuckerberg’s Wall Street Journal op-ed on the future of superintelligent AI, endorsing Zuckerberg’s argument that…
Jim Shimabukuro examines six converging technological developments he argues are shaping AI’s trajectory through 2031, including the shift from AI…
Professor Elliot Winter of Newcastle University examines the gap between rapidly advancing autonomous weapons systems and the international legal frameworks…
Reason research fellow Reem Ibrahim examines the bipartisan AI Kill Switch Act, introduced by Reps. Ted Lieu and Nathaniel Moran…
Javier Bargas-Avila argues that the term ‘AI psychosis,’ increasingly used to describe executives making sweeping company-wide AI decisions based on…
Gary Marcus revisits OpenAI’s celebrated ‘Astra’ mathematics results, noting that an Anthropic mathematician independently replicated roughly half of the reported…
Financial writer Rich Duprey argues investors should be wary of buying into Anthropic’s anticipated IPO despite its roughly $1 trillion…
Catherine Nakalembe, who has spent over 15 years building predictive climate models from satellite data, argues that AI-driven disaster forecasting…
Science fiction author Charlie Stross published an essay explaining why he uses no LLMs anywhere in his fiction writing or…