The White House did not quietly share a misleading photograph; it publicly posted a taunt. A civil rights attorney is shown…
Author: Alexandra Kitty
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Missing the big picture of Mark Carney’s Davos Speech
I am not much into political theatre. Speeches, like press conferences, are canned events with little to no news value.…
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The Case for Journoturgy: Why Newsrooms Need AI as Dramaturg, Not Reporter
Journalism has editors. It has fact-checkers. It has copy desks and standards teams. What it doesn’t have, and desperately needs,…
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Newsrooms Secretly Love AI, Publicly Hate It
Newsrooms have a confession they never quite get around to making: they quietly run on AI while loudly warning you…
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You do not have to burn books if you can convince a science agency to throw out its own: NASA’s self‑inflicted epistemicide
There is a word for what is happening at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, and it is not “modernization” or…
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Politicians who barely know how to open a settings menu keep trying to legislate an operating system they do not understand, and kids are the ones who pay for the crash.
France’s new push to ban social media for under‑15s is not bold leadership; it is copy‑cat politics following Australia’s under‑16…
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2026: The Year of The Woman
KlueIQ has a different take. Both are true, and interconnected. AI is a narcissism-buster. So much so that every narcissist…
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Policy by Anecdote: How Florida Banned Research Before Regulating AI
Ron DeSantis has a Florida AI problem, and it’s not the one he thinks it is. In June 2025, the…
