AAI Read More Review: “Sisters” offers a nightmare view of AI companionshipAugust 24, 2026 Truth be told, I found the play “Sisters” at Writers Theatre to be something of a miserable experience.…
AAI Read More Fake subway ads pit creativity against AI and gets laughsAugust 5, 2026 It’s widely agreed that tech-generated ads walk the line between confusing and stupid. That’s why artists Harris Alterman…
AAI Read More Minnesotan composer Mark McKenzie talks to Congress about AIJune 27, 2026 When Mark McKenzie first saw a synthesizer that could replicate the sound of an orchestra with one piece…
AAnthropic Read More Claude Lemieux’s death certificate reveals final resting placeJune 4, 2026 Claude Lemieux’s death certificate has been made public following his suicide, and it reveals new details about his…
AAI Read More Where does publishing’s AI problem leave authors and readers? – The Virginian-PilotJune 3, 2026 Last fall, Antonio Bricio, an engineering consultant who lives in Guadalajara, Mexico, finished a draft of his first…
AAnthropic Read More Claude Lemieux’s children speak out after his suicideJune 1, 2026 The family of hockey star Claude Lemieux is speaking out in wake of his reported suicide. “I love…
AAI Read More Biblioracle on the AI issues with “The Future of Truth” bookMay 30, 2026 It was, sadly, inevitable that some AI “hallucinated” prose was going to show up in a major nonfiction…
AAnthropic Read More Claude Monet exhibit in SF captures his career-reviving trip to VeniceApril 21, 2026 “Monet and Venice” is the third San Francisco exhibit of Claude Monet’s paintings in less than 10 years,…
AAnthropic Read More Claude Monet exhibit in SF captures his career-reviving trip to VeniceApril 21, 2026 “Monet and Venice” is the third San Francisco exhibit of Claude Monet’s paintings in less than 10 years,…