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I suppose it was a natural progression. First we had AI art, starting out with the innocent-seeming "Show me what I'd look like as ...

Have you been experiencing itchy eyes lately, and had your eyelids turn an odd pinkish color?  You may want to see your ophthalmologist and ...

I was asked a couple of days ago if I think that AI is inherently  bad. My answer might surprise you; it was an unhesitating "no."...

One of the main reasons I recommend rationalism for everyone is that humans are really, really suggestible. Once strong emotions are engaged...

Today I'd like to look at two articles that are especially interesting in juxtaposition. The first is about a study out of the Universit...

In the episode of Star Trek  called "The Return of the Archons," Captain Kirk and the team from the Enterprise  visit a planet whe...

A lot of the time, I'm hopeful about humanity, convinced that we have sufficient intelligence and compassion to figure out, and ultimate...

A couple of years ago, I posted a frustrated screed about the potential for AI-generated slop to supplant actual creativity.  My anger at t...

I've spent a lot of time here at Skeptophilia  in the last five years warning about the (many) dangers of artificial intelligence. At th...