
Explorations of technology and artificial intelligence—its impacts, ethics, risks, and opportunities in business and society.

A critique of social media as an attention economy that exploits trust, selfhood, psychological vulnerability and professional authority to maximise profits.
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AI reward hacking reveals a human problem: systems that reward visible compliance over truth teach both people and machines to cheat.
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The danger is not that AI becomes sovereign, but that leaders enthrone a tool and call their abdication innovation.
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AI hallucinations are rising, not falling—new data shows models fail at expert reasoning and prioritise plausibility and user satisfaction over truth
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Psychometric platforms don’t measure who we are—they engineer who we become.
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A modern Faustian parable about AI, showing how our quest for effortless knowledge risks trading agency, formation, and freedom for the seductive convenience of algorithmic mastery.
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