Post Tagged 'AI'

January 15, 2026

AI and the Return of Architectonic Labor

The free enterprise system’s greatest prophets saw the trade-off from the beginning. The division of labor generates unprecedented wealth while subjecting workers to menial labor that diminishes our personal and political capacities. Continue Reading...

October 30, 2025

From Her to Here: Can Tech Cure Loneliness?

Recently, Sam Altman announced that OpenAI is considering allowing more personal—and even erotic—content for adult users, which reignited a broader conversation about the future of artificial intelligence. This might remind you of Her, the 2013 film in which a lonely man falls in love with his operating system. Continue Reading...

September 12, 2025

Baseball and Education: Learning Through Repetition

One constant in American life is a debate about schooling. Educators and psychologists repeatedly erase blackboard plans and chalk up new ones. Screens in the 2010s are saviors, and in the 2020s devils. Continue Reading...

July 09, 2025

Pope Leo’s Crusade Against AI

For an organisation that is so often accused of being behind the times, the Catholic Church is proving itself to be remarkably relevant. Pope Leo XIV—the first American to ever sit on the Throne of St. Continue Reading...