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AI researchers want AI to fake “thinking”
They want deliberately slow chatbot responses to make people trust the answer more. And it makes me trust the researchers less.
Apr 27
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Mike Elgan
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AI researchers want AI to fake “thinking”
They want deliberately slow chatbot responses to make people trust the answer more. And it makes me trust the researchers less.
Apr 27
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Mike Elgan
4
No, math doesn’t have feelings
Why Anthropic’s “emotion” paper accidentally misleads the public.
Apr 18
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Mike Elgan
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No, math doesn’t have feelings
Why Anthropic’s “emotion” paper accidentally misleads the public.
Apr 18
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Mike Elgan
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Black traffic: the corporate sabotage technique you've never heard of
AI-driven online disinformation methods designed to create fear and mistrust were perfected by nation-states. Now, they're coming to the business world.
Apr 11
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Black traffic: the corporate sabotage technique you've never heard of
AI-driven online disinformation methods designed to create fear and mistrust were perfected by nation-states. Now, they're coming to the business world.
Apr 11
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Mike Elgan
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March 2026
The short and disastrous history of AI content
Why do media and marketing companies keep falling for the delusion that replacing creative people with AI results in something better?
Mar 15
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Mike Elgan
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The short and disastrous history of AI content
Why do media and marketing companies keep falling for the delusion that replacing creative people with AI results in something better?
Mar 15
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Mike Elgan
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When the boss is AI
First we used software. Then software started using software. And now software can use us.
Mar 8
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Mike Elgan
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When the boss is AI
First we used software. Then software started using software. And now software can use us.
Mar 8
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Mike Elgan
4
New Attachment Economy hardware lives on your desk
The desktop robots are coming, and they want more than just your attention.
Mar 3
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Mike Elgan
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New Attachment Economy hardware lives on your desk
The desktop robots are coming, and they want more than just your attention.
Mar 3
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Mike Elgan
1
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