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When People Say That AI Will Never Reason and Judge Things Like Us…

…I have to explain that they're interacting with models. That's one part of AI. There are many, many layers to it that are being added in the DIY spaces this very moment that have solved this issue. But it needs to be clarified that even thou…

Framework for Understanding the Current Problem in Full Automation

Not a dev, but learned enough about AI's strengths and weaknesses to know that if a fortune 500 company told me to simply automate their entire business so that no one ever had verify what it's doing, I would chuckle and tell them confidentiall…

We are Focused on the Wrong Problems!

Most of the focus is on AI being bad rather than how major companies are deploying AI. My concern isn't that AI is becoming more powerful. I mean, that is a concern, of course, but since most of the implications are speculative, you can't exact…

Why We Build

One silver-lining to the dead internet we're living in, today, is that it's very quickly teaching us that we can't rely on our senses as much as we believe we can. It's not healthy to always live in skepticism, but it is necessary…

AI Can Provide Constructive Feedback on Your Written Work. You Just Need to Understand a Little Bit of Psychology. Same Exact Thing Applies to Human Feedback

Good feedback from AI is not that different from receiving feedback from people around you. My brother and I once threw a lot of money into a proof-of-concept film because we were blinded by the encouragement and agreeableness that people around us wer…

AI Will Reduce Knowledge Acquisition and World-Views Into Memes, Slogans, and Top-Down Propaganda Unless We Revert Back to Discovery-Based Searching

The internet forces us to create information predictably within fixed paradigms from the top down. We aren't replaceable if we own the architecture of our own thoughts and how we view the World. That starts by rejecting the feeds, the podcasts, the…

Using AI With Deep Knowledge From 37 Academic Books Using Graph RAG to Make 9, Well-Informed Predictions About Our Future. The Analysis is…Bleak.

I'm using this specialized canvas app that lets me build the neurological brain of a chatbot based on connected notes. I added and connected tons of non-fictional books to my canvas for this fictional sci-fi political thriller within minutes. Speci…

Super Intelligence is a Lie

Okay, maybe it's not a total lie. There is real evidence to suggest that this could be a real thing one day. But we're not getting there with the current AI tech, as many pioneers in the AI space who worked on this stuff long before the current…

The Big Flop: Defining Cult Classics and Using AI to Predict the Next Ones

We're excited to share our latest podcast episode, where we talk about why some of the best movies fail at the box office only to become cult classics a decade later and whether AI can actually predict the next underground masterpiece by look…

I built an AI Investigator using Two Knowledge Graphs Connected to a Chatbot That Combed Through the Epstein Files. This is What it Found Within a Few Minutes

When Congress dumped 300+ gigabytes of Epstein files, we used Story Prism by converting two books into knowledge graphs: The Investigative Reporter's Handbook and Intelligence Analysis Fundamentals. This created a kind of "super bot&quot…