
Can AI Create Real Art? A Working Definition of “AI Art” That Actually Helps
“AI art” has become a catch-all phrase for very different things. Here’s a practical working definition centered on human intent, skill, and imagination—and why that

“AI art” has become a catch-all phrase for very different things. Here’s a practical working definition centered on human intent, skill, and imagination—and why that

Created by me (i.e. Gabriel Cassady), fate-coupling is a proposed AI safety and governance concept where an AI agent’s ability to keep operating would be

AI answers are shaped by the web they retrieve from. Here’s how businesses can improve AI search visibility ethically without spammy manipulation tactics.

This article was originally published, verbatim, on the Springfield Business Journal (SBJ) website on Jan 9, 2023. For reference, the first publicly available version of

The company that makes Claude just asked the world for an AI emergency break. You don’t install an emergency brake on a butter knife; AI
AI data centers are neither a harmless nonissue nor an ecological apocalypse by definition. Here’s a fair-minded look at the real climate, water, and community

Out-of-state site selectors keep getting blindsided in Missouri. A Springfield-based AI consultant on what data center developers should actually know about power, water, zoning, and

A new study in the journal “Science” suggests AI may be unusually good at one of medicine’s hardest jobs: making sense of sparse, messy information

AI search does not always reward what is true. It often rewards what is repeated. That creates a new reputation risk for brands, nonprofits, and

Anthropic’s Claude Mythos looks like a real step-change in AI capability. The bigger story isn’t the branding. It’s that Anthropic says the model is powerful