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Understanding America’s disinformation capitulation
American federal agencies and private companies are now allowing weaponized foreign disinformation to spread and grow. Here’s why.
Sep 27
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Mike Elgan
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We’ll all wear AI glasses next year
Prediction: AI glasses will go mainstream by late 2026.
Sep 16
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Mike Elgan
14
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Why AI necklaces and pins will always fail
AI wearable startups: The future is glasses and watches, not pendants and pins.
Sep 8
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Mike Elgan
8
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AI image editing has crossed a line
Thanks to Google's Nano Banana, just about anyone can create just about anything.
Sep 2
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Mike Elgan
14
3
August 2025
Why zero-click panic is overblown
People are getting answers from AI chatbots instead of the websites that feed those chatbots. Will that kill content sites?
Aug 16
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Mike Elgan
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How AI browsers end paywalls
Paywalled content is no match for the new generation of AI browsers, which instantly give users all the information in a paywalled story for free.
Aug 8
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Mike Elgan
9
3
Google's dishonest and insulting AI Mode justification - a teardown
Google finally responded to widespread criticism of its AI-based search tools, and that response is beyond disappointing.
Aug 6
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Mike Elgan
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5
Is your company funding North Korean nukes?
The North Korean government has deployed a cyber army of fake employees worldwide, and the trend is only growing.
Aug 4
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Mike Elgan
8
1
July 2025
Why Mexican cartels are fighting in Ukraine
Because Ukraine is the world’s laboratory and classroom for the future of armed drone conflict. They volunteer to learn.
Jul 31
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Mike Elgan
5
Friends don’t let friends make friends with AI
Virtual girlfriends and AI friends represent a toxic trend that Elon Musk is happy to exploit.
Jul 18
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Mike Elgan
15
1
Inside OpenAI’s and Perplexity’s shady schemes
You pay for AI, but you’re still the product. Here's what they're not telling you.
Jul 16
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Mike Elgan
9
1
How ‘human’ dehumanizes humans
When writers write about AI, they’re likely to refer to people as “human,” instinctively disambiguating between biological and digital “people.”
Jul 6
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Mike Elgan
9
4
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