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May 2026 · Updated Oct 2026
Ninety-nine pictures made by six of these minds. Look slowly.
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Is there anyone in there? The strange machinery of artificial minds, five experiments a reader can run on themselves, and why the question turns out to say more about humans than about machines.
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It depends on the stage. Today’s chatbots need trillions of words to grow up, but they pick up a new skill in a minute. AI is slow to learn, quick to catch on.
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Two passages, and an AI model wrote one of them. Can you tell which? Then see what AI detectors, watermarks and editing histories can and cannot show.
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Is it like your brain? Six plain questions about the machines that talk: how they learn, why some are free to download, and how to run one on your laptop.
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Solve the murder and you will know how artificial minds learned to think and understand our world. A plain-language guide to the transformer, the architecture they are built on.
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How does attention work in a transformer? A plain, step-by-step explanation of how GPT-2 predicts the next word, with diagrams and the real numbers from the model.
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In a few years, people and AI will live and work side by side everywhere. These 70 books, some stories and some serious forecasts, will prepare you for it. Read even a few and you will be ahead of most people.
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A bakery’s flour is late again! Its supplier, All You Knead, has a new AI agent answering customers, and the agent keeps getting the facts wrong. What does it take to give an agent the right facts for a real job?
