AI 1.0 didn’t kill social media overnight. It did something more subversive: it made the whole thing feel old, padded,…
Author: Alexandra Kitty
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Tennessee’s AI Thought Police: When Illiterate Lawmakers Criminalize Technology They Can’t Understand
Senator Becky Duncan Massey and Representative Mary Littleton Want to Send You to Prison for 25 Years if Your AI…
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Before “News Literate Journalism”: A Reading List for Real Metacognitive Journalism
Long before “news literate journalism” became a fashionable model, there was a body of work treating journalism as a cognitive,…
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Journalism Researchers Just “Discovered” What I Was Writing About Twenty Years Ago
When “News Literate Journalism” Suddenly Arrived There is a new, much‑shared article in News Research Journal titled “Creating a news…
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When Cowards Copy Laws: Social Media Bans, Fake Leadership, and Manufactured Pecking Orders
Rote collusion isn’t child protection: it’s anxious elites copying each other to keep their place in the pecking order. We…
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Why do remote workers keep winning in employment law disputes? Because they are superior employees.
This article in the National Post was framed backwards. These employees are reliable, disciplined, and hard-working enough to be able…
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Breaking News: Australian adults admit they are incapable of educating their own children
Talk about making a deal with the devil. This is quite the admission: we will hobble our children because, you…
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Does the New York Times and Reddit have a case against Perplexity? Don’t kid yourself.
The comedy of greed. The New York Times suing Perplexity for copyright infringement is hilarious. Reddit is even funnier. Let’s…
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Why Do Narcissists Hate AI?
There is a very specific kind of person who loves social media but froths at the mouth over AI. Social…